A class at Pierre Elliott Trudeau Elementary has reached its goal of running 1,722 km – the distance to reach Nashville, Tenn. – the current home of former Montreal Canadiens star defenceman P.K. Subban.
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“They were very excited,” said teacher Marie-Anne Portelance, laughing.
To “get to Nashville,” each student ran a kilometer a day during recess.
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Portelance explained if 20 kids ran a kilometer each, they’d get 20 km “closer” to the Tennessee city.
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The class is hoping to catch a glimpse of the NHL blueliner when he swings through Montreal at the beginning of March for a tilt versus the Habs on March 2.
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Subban will also accept the Governor General’s Award Wednesday for the service he’s rendered to the community through his charitable foundation.
Portelance said her class is now trying to run the 1,200 kilometers to reach Toronto to see Olympic gold medal swimmer Penny Oleksiak.
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