By paNOW Staff

The dogs are in

Feb 26, 2011 | 8:19 AM

The Canadian Challenge is over.

Early this morning, at 3:58, Charlie Lundie, the last racer standing, crossed the finish line after four days in Northern Saskatchewan.

Aaron Peck was the first person to finish early yesterday morning at 5:13, putting him in first place. He was followed by Gerry Walker, Stefaan DeMarie and Richard Todd. Today Sid Robinson, Luke Naber and finally Lundie crossed the La Ronge finish line.

The mushers met back up this morning at 9 a.m. in La Ronge for the breakfast banquet.
In the eight-dog race, Tania Tabel came out on top.

Steve Taylor won the open race and Keeler Munro, the only competitor, won the junior race.

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