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Wounded Warrior Run kicks off early in the morning in Port Hardy

The Wounded Warrior Run, an 800-kilometre relay, started on February 23 in Port Hardy to raise awareness and funds for veterans and first responders experiencing injury and trauma.
The team received a cheque for $4,250 from the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 237 during a dinner prior to the run.
The team completed 107 kilometres on the first day and planned to stay overnight in Woss before continuing.
This year's team is led by Nathalie Butler and includes members from various forces and services.

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Wounded Warrior Run kicks off early in the morning in Port Hardy

To donate to the run and follow the team's progress online, go to https://woundedwarriorrunbc.ca/

5 months ago·Port Hardy, Canada

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North Island Gazette broke the news in Port Hardy, Canada 5 months ago on Monday, February 24, 2025.

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