TRAIL TO ARCTIC CIRCLE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS MENTAL HEALTH
Clarence and his support team will be riding north from Alberta through the Muskwa-Kechika Wilderness in Northern British Columbia, into the Yukon through Dawson City, Inuvik, Tukoyatuk, to the Arctic Circle and Arctic Ocean.
As he rides, he hopes to help raise awareness around the stigma of occupational stress injuries within the first responder communities. Clarence will sit down one-on-one with other first responders during the documentary filming and talk candidly about their own personal journeys when dealing with their mental health.
The Heroes Project hope is that we will be able to take this documentary short film and submit it to an upcoming Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour with your support. So please follow along this incredible journey and we hope you will donate to this amazing cause!
Adventure — that inexplicable and magical thing — is at the heart of what it means to be human. It is worthwhile and good for the soul. And good for mental health.
2022 Can-Am Spyder RT Limited
The Bike
Sponsored by CANAM and Stojan’s Power Sports and Marine Ltd. This is the bike Clarence will be riding from Alberta to the Arctic Circle and back again. A big thank you to CANAM and Stojan’s for their support, sponsorship, and partnership in the fight to help end the stigma around PTSD and occupational stress injuries within our first responders communities.
“If you believe in a dream and have the courage to try, anything is possible.”
