Dianne Whelan, a filmmaker, embarked on a six-year journey along the Trans Canada Trail after a difficult period in her life. The documentary about her experience is now available on streaming platforms.
At a major crossroads in life, filmmaker Dianne Whelan took the longest path possible – the Trans Canada Trail. 'My marriage had ended and my dog of many years had just died. So, it clicked off all the boxes, you know. On a personal level I could see an amazing opportunity to what I like to call 'check out to check in',' Whelan told CTV News., a documentary now streaming on Paramount Plus, Amazon Prime and Apple TV Plus. 'I loved it! The hardest day was the last day.
The hardest day was coming home,' says Whelan of the coast-to-coast-to-coast journey that took six years to complete.'Panic will get you killed and fear, sometimes, is a healthy thing,' says Whelan
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