08/10/2026
WHITEHORSE, YUKON 🇨🇦 | Sometimes the best part of the journey is the people you meet along the way. ❤️
Earlier this year, Diane and I met Dave Muir in Australia. Who would have thought that a few months later Miles for Sight would bring us all the way to his hometown of Whitehorse, Yukon?
We woke up with the support RV due for service, so we headed over to Alaska Highway Services NAPA AUTOPRO, where Dave took great care of us.
And apparently servicing the RV wasn't enough... Dave also grabbed the pressure washer and gave it a much-needed bath! 😂 After thousands of kilometres on the road, there may have been a few bugs attached to the front of it.
We shared the Miles for Sight story with the team, left a poster and took some pictures to help continue spreading the word and raising awareness for CNIB.
Then Dave became our personal Whitehorse tour guide!
He took me over to NAPA Auto Parts Whitehorse, where I met manager Sukhwinder Singh. Sukhwinder generously supplied us with some cleaner and windshield washer fluid for the RV, posed for a Miles for Sight picture and I left him some swag as a thank-you for supporting the journey.
From there we got to see some of beautiful Whitehorse, including the S.S. Klondike and some absolutely spectacular Yukon scenery.
And the day wasn't finished yet.
That evening Dave and his wife Breanna, their children Leah and Aven, along with their good friends Richie (Richard) and Wendy Law from Irving Collision, joined us for dinner.
A day that started with getting the RV serviced turned into another memorable chapter of this journey.
Dave and Breanna, thank you for your friendship, hospitality and for making Diane and me feel so welcome in Whitehorse. And thank you to Sukhwinder, the Alaska Highway Services team, Richie and Wendy and everyone else who helped make the day special.
The scenery across Canada has been incredible, but I'm quickly learning that it's the people we're meeting who make this journey unforgettable. ❤️
🏍️ Miles for Sight – Four Corners of Canada Ride
🇨🇦 10 provinces • 2 territories • 3 oceans
❤️ Riding across Canada in support of CNIB
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