In a Mother's Day Ceremony at the oceanside in Vanier Park, Eloise called on all mothers to walk for water and "leave a living legacy for future generations"... Eloise chose to walk along Hastings Street in Vancouver for a main portion of the Mother's Day Waterwalk. She said she was hoping to find some of the women she'd met in prison last summer. Instead, she found a middle-aged man who appeared to have been suffering greatly. He walked up to Eloise and asked her what the TransCanada Waterwalk was all about. He looked happier and lighter when she explained it to him. When she was finished, he thanked her very kindly, flashed her a huge, almost toothless smile and waved her on.