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July 26. 2010.
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Wireless internet access. Free WIFI is now available at the Visitor's Centre (and parking lot) at Hattie Cove.
Coastal Hiking Trail. Some section of the Coastal Hiking Trail are closed this summer due to repairs.
The closure extends from Hattie Cove to Morrison Harbour (22 km from trailhead) and includes the White River gorge. Campsites at Playter Harbour, Morrison Harbour, and the mouth of the White River will remain open to the public.
Park facilities, including the Hattie Cove Campground, day hiking trails, and the Coastal Paddling Route, remain open.
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On the 16th May 1986, after a lot of hard work by the first group of volunteers, Friends of Pukaskwa was incorporated. The first cooperating agreement was signed between Pukaskwa National Park and Friends of Pukaskwa in July of the same year. This agreement still exists today as well as a very strong and supportive working relationship between The Friends and the Park.
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The Friends also support the Park through events such as the Winter Wander, Canada Day and Parks Day and through partnerships for grants and educational programs. We also sell Park related goods and guides in our Wildshores Gift shop which is located in the visitor centre.
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Mission Statement
The Friends of Pukaskwa is a non-profit, volunteer organization. It is dedicated to supporting the philosophy and purpose of Pukaskwa National Park . Through educational programs, events and community awareness, they seek to promote protect and preserve the diverse natural, cultural and historical resources of Pukaskwa National Park .
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