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July 2021
The Big Canada Run
The Big Canada Run is a virtual cross Canada running event organized by a team of experienced race organizers and virtual training experts. The event's goal is to keep people active and motivated all year round. This year, The Big Canada Run consists of three different sub-events. The original team run across Canada, from St. John's, NL to Victoria, BC, covering 8,000km. A bigger challenge that starts in Victoria, BC, goes up to Whitehorse, Yukon, and finishes on the coast…
Find out more »December 2021
The Big Elf Run
This holiday themed run offers a 5K/10K/15K Big Elf Run/Walk as well as a 1K Wee Elf Run/Walk around scenic Stanley Park. Run with hundreds of elves, enjoy a DJ, “elfie station”, prize giveaways, vendors and more. The Big Elf Run tours picturesque Stanley Park. Starting at Lumberman's Arch, the course winds its way along trails surrounded by old oak trees before looping onto the seawall with hallmark views of Coal Harbour and the Burrard Inlet. With few inclines and…
Find out more »Santa 5K
Put on your santa suit and celebrate the holidays in Niagara On The Lake! The Santa 5K is a fun, festive, family-friendly, 5 km through the beautiful, scenic town of Niagara on the Lake. Race entry includes a Santa Suit. * If the in-person event cannot proceed as planned, it will be switched to a virtual race.
Find out more »January 2022
60° North Run
The 60° North Run is the perfect challenge to start the year and keep you running during the winter months. The name makes reference to the 60th parallel north that constitutes Canada's mainland boundary between the northern territories and the provinces. Participants can run, walk, hike or ski 60K or 120K solo, or as part of a team. An experienced team of race organizers will accompany the runners every step of the way and set up ways to stay connected…
Find out more »Vancouver Chilly Chase
The Vancouver Chilly Chase is an opportunity to commit to your athletic goals for the new year. The 5K, 10K, 15K and Half routes take walkers and runners along an out and back course along the Seawall. This is a fast, flat course with a gorgeous winter views of Vancouver.
Find out more »February 2022
‘First Half’ Half Marathon
The 'First Half' Half Marathon is one of B.C.'s most popular and best-organized events. Offering a stunning out-and-back course, the First Half is the ideal way to kick off your running season. 2022 returns with in-person races, plus tech shirts and medals are included with the 21.1KM. Triple Crown events include bonus virtual 10KM and 5KM races.
Find out more »Fort Langley Historic Half
This winter half marathon starts and finishes in BC's birth town, Fort Langley, British Columbia. The half marathon route starts from the Fort Langley's National Historic Site of Canada, traveling along the beautiful rural streets, past majestic views of mountains and farmlands. From here the route follows the historic Hudson's Bay Co. "Telegraph Trail", winding through quite streets in Walnut Grove, taking you to the finishing downhill kilometers heading back towards the start/finish line inside the gates of the Fort…
Find out more »March 2022
Vancouver’s Hot Chocolate Run
There isn't a more famous place in Vancouver to run, jog, or walk than Stanley Park's Seawall. Fully-paved, the Seawall is an ideal route with undeniably beautiful views of the city, northern mountains, and Lion's Gate Bridge. The 10k Route circles Stanley Park's Seawall once, and the 5k the Dovian Park loop. Race swag for the 5/10K includes, souvenir medal, shirt, and mug. Warm-up post-race with a cup of hot chocolate.
Find out more »Chilly Half Marathon, Frigid 10K & Frosty 5K
The New Balance Chilly Half Marathon, Frigid 10 & Frosty 5K has established itself as a popular early season event to kick off the racing season in Ontario. The 2022 edition will hopefully see a return to in-person racing, but if the race is not in-person it will be hosted as a virtual event.
Find out more »The Cap Crusher
The Cap Crusher is a quad-crushing course around the upper Capilano Canyon, staring and finishing alongside Cleveland Dam. If you are unfamiliar with this trail system you will most certainly be surprised at the beauty and challenge of the Cap Canyon network. On a clear day your eyes will be continually darting between the terrain underfoot, the river to your side, and the scenery overhead. Celebrate spring and St Patrick's Day, costumes are encouraged.
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