Week of Events
We Run The North: 10K Series
We Run The North is a virtual 10K series to celebrate Canada's National Parks. Each month a Park in each Province and Territory will be featured (all 13), and participants run, walk, or hike 10K for that Park. You choose when/where/how you participate - on the treadmill, on your favourite trail or on your neighbourhood streets. Your registration includes a stunning custom medal and licence plate style bib. The medals are designed to attach to one another via the maple leaf…
Spring Run Off
Spring Run Off
The Remax/Court 6 Spring Run Off 5K & 10K runs through Charlottetown’s exclusive Brighton neighbourhood. Within the heart of Brighton the route splits, 5K runners will loop through Maplewood Crescent and Woodbine and follow North River Road back. The 10K group will be treated to a route that will lead them along the waterfront, through Victoria Park and a return trip through Brighton and down North River Road.
Waterloo Marathon: Ed Whitlock Half Marathon
Waterloo Marathon: Ed Whitlock Half Marathon
Get a taste of the beautiful rural Ontario during Waterloo's Marathon and Half Marathon events. The courses start and finish in Bechtel Park. Both courses are certified, and the marathon is a Boston Qualifier. Enjoy the picturesque run through Mennonite country, and the Scottish pipers, piping along the course!
Mudpuppy Trail Run
Mudpuppy Trail Run
The Mudpuppy Chase Road Race is an opportunity for new and experienced runners alike to take part in one of Waterloo Region's most unique road races. This annual family friendly event draws runners of all skill and promises to be a fun and rewarding morning starting at the Columbia Ice Field Athletic Centre in Waterloo.
415e Demi-marathon de l’Acadie
415e Demi-marathon de l’Acadie
Since its inception in November 1987, the Demi-marathon de l'Acadie/Acadia Half-marathon has taken place on the first Sunday of every month starting promptly at 10 a.m. Rain or shine, wind or snow, participants of all abilities have taken on the net downhill point-to-point course from St. Isidore to Tracadie-Sheila on New Brunswick’s east coast.