History

A Brief History of the C.C.T.C. The "Cross Country Tracking Club" is a non-profit organization, located in Southern Ontario, Canada, founded in 1996. Many of our club members have between five to thirty years of experience in Tracking. The objectives of the CCTC are to hold tracking tests, to introduce new people to the sport of tracking, to have the opportunities to track as a group and learn by helping each other. The founding members attending this meeting were: M.-P. Babin, S. A. Coombs, E. Fisher, E. Grierson, H. Kellman, D. Kirkaldy, M. Warwick, and B. Wiggans. At this initial meeting the club's name ("Cross Country Tracking Club") and club colours ("hunter green and grey") were unanimously chosen. The Club was officially recognized by the CKC on November 1, 1996.

Meetings

Our regular Tracking Get-togethers are both informative and fun. The relaxed atmophere and friendly attitude will immediately make you feel comfortable. Tracking get-togethers usually occur once a month, in a field were tracks are laid and available to practise on. Everyone is welcome to come out and join in. To find out when the next get-together is happening, just email us.

General Club Meetings to discuss club business are for members only.