Six young cross-country skiers prepare for an expedition in Cap-Rouge. During the 20th century, cross-country skiing became increasingly popular in Canada. The arrival of Norwegian immigrant Herman Smith-Johannsen, known as “Jackrabbit,” contributed greatly to its popularity. Cap-Rouge is an ideal place for this sport.
Georges Bennett Feeney
Société historique du Cap-Rouge
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) - Philippe Gaboury Fonds - Date: 1940
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