If you were to visit Winona Park in south Vancouver, you might notice a well-trodden path that envelops the park’s three sports fields divided by leafy, mature trees.
And if you were to stroll along that path on any given morning, you would likely encounter an older man walking briskly along it.
The man’s name is Dr. Dalvinder Singh Toor, and he has been walking along that path for 15 years. Rain or shine. In sickness and in health.
“This is an addiction,” Dr. Toor said.
Every day, the 69-year-old family physician walks 11 laps — 10 kilometres — around Winona Park. Toor says his daily walks started as a jog 30 years
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