234 days. The first north-south crossing of Canada [PAPER]

Escaping polar bears and muskoxen, tolerating injuries, surviving isolation. Move forward… Keep moving forward.

Quebecers Nicolas Roulx and Guillaume Moreau crossed Canada from north to south by canoe, ski and bike. 234 days, almost 8 months, is the time it took them to travel the 7,600 kilometers, a feat that had never been achieved before. 234 Days is the story of this extraordinary expedition which reads like a breathtaking adventure novel where we discover that the worst obstacles are not those we think. A journey which is also intended to be an ode to the immensity, to the beauty of the territory and to those who have occupied it for millennia.