By Anfal Hanif Two hours there, two hours back. For Isla Kittmer, the training starts before she ever laces up her shoes. The drive from Deep River to Ottawa and back has become part of Kittmer’s routine as she trains with the Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club, her seat in the car frequently doubling as her office for homework assignments. It is a commitment her family supports as she pursues bigger goals in a sport that also runs through her fa…
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