Saskatchewan ultramarathoner running 1,500 km across province to honour late mother
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Every morning for roughly the next 30 days, Megan Wotherspoon will wake up, tie up her running shoes and start chasing Saskatchewan’s southern border on a journey to fight cancer. Starting Monday, she is running south in the province to honour her mother, who died after dealing with leukemia at the age of 38. Wotherspoon is turning that age this year. Her mother used to work as a forestry technician and held the land in Saskatchewan near and dear. “The Saskatchewan environment was very close to her heart,” Wotherspoon told Global News. “This run traces some of the landscapes that she lived and…
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