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Harper Grey rooting for Canada’s Para-Nordic Team

February 22, 2022

Canada has sent an impressive group of Para-Nordic skiers to the 2022 Paralympic Games in Beijing. With eight of the twelve competitors already decorated with Paralympic medals, the all-star roster is sure to impress.

As a Hall of Champions donor of the Paralympic Foundation of Canada (PFC), Harper Grey is passionate about inclusivity in sport and believes that inspiration stems from creating equal opportunities.

Read more about Canada’s stacked team of Para-Nordic skiers here.

Read more about Harper Grey’s commitment to diversity and inclusion here.

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