Event Date:2025-10-04 Event Location:RA Centre in OttawaA new fall event on the race calendar. The “Race to End Homelessness”. From the Alliance to End Homelessness website: “We’re launching a powerful new 10K, 5K, and 1K run/walk event that aims to educate, engage, and unite the community around one critical goal: a future where everyone hasContinue reading “2025 Race to End Homelessness Race Report by Dave”
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The 2025 Fall Colours Double- Wedding Dress Dash & 10K by Mike
Event Date:2025-10-12 Event Location:Cumberland Heritage Village Museum Event is on Thanksgiving weekend and brings lots of families out to participate. Events are: Wedding Dress Dash (1k), 1k Turkey Trot, 3k, 5k, 10k, 1/2 marathon, marathon. Overall Venue Rating:4 – Great Overall Course Rating:2 – Okay The venue is wonderful but parking is a bit ofContinue reading “The 2025 Fall Colours Double- Wedding Dress Dash & 10K by Mike”
Lockport MB – River’s Edge 10K
[Generated by AI] Get ready for the exhilarating 2025 Lockport River’s Edge Run/Walk for HD on May 10, 2025, in stunning Lockport, Manitoba! This event offers an array of races, including a picturesque 10K along the Red River. Enjoy the refreshing pancake breakfast at the finish and capture the essence of local charm. Between the unique aids, scenic views, and the spirit of community, this unforgettable race promises excitement for all while celebrating the joy of running!
II Urban Trail Firefighters of Tavira Race Report
An “Urban Trail Run” in Portugal
As much fun as you can have running a race!
Fall Colours: Wedding Dress & 10K
[Wordpress AI]: The Fall Colours Run event, held on October 13, 2024, at the picturesque Cumberland Heritage Museum, celebrated the beauty of autumn with a variety of race options, including whimsical events like the Wedding Dress Dash and a Turkey Trot for kids. Participants enjoyed a scenic 10K route, supported by friendly volunteers and a festive atmosphere. Despite minor hiccups, such as aid station shortages, & medal distribution glitch – the overall experience was positive and family-friendly. Participants left with joyful memories and a sense of community, ready to return for future events.
2024 Courons Gatineau Race Report
A short report from our CER( Chief Executive Runner) Judy. This was the first year for this event which included a 5 km, a 2 km and a 10 km run all were chip timed by Sportstats. The courses were certified and flat! The results were determined by GUN TIME not by CHIP TIME. ThereContinue reading “2024 Courons Gatineau Race Report”
Lake Effect: Soo and Paul
Soo Owens and her husband participated in the Lake Effect Half and Quarter Marathon in Minoa, New York. The wintry run offered s’mores, hot chocolate, and a scenic course. Despite snowy conditions and two tough loops, the well-organized event and supportive community made for a positive experience. Aid stations provided water and Gatorade, and the post-race amenities included warming stations and delicious treats. They recommend the event for resilient winter runners but note the need for proper gear and accommodations (Generated by AI).
Richmond Road Race
Richmond Road Race is the first RunOttawa race of the year, and always well attended by the Ottawa Running Community. Its always great to see so many friends out, and almost feels like a reunion. We had 13 (!) RunK2J Club members running this year in ideal conditions of 0C, with dry road surface too. Race Report from Ben & Janice. Spoiler alert: Janice is pumped about a 10K PB, breaking the 1-hour mark for the first time! Ben finished his 21st running of this venue.
The 2023 108 SAO Friendship Run in Bangkok, Thailand
The short version. Great event! Well organised with great food and great swag at an amazingly low price if you don’t include the plane ticket to Thailand! The much longer version. Like many runners we are always happy to fit a race into our holiday plans. Harold and I knew we would be in BangkokContinue reading “The 2023 108 SAO Friendship Run in Bangkok, Thailand”
Pat’s 10K at 9-Run-Run
The route was primarily on the TransCanada Trail so it was very scenic with the forest all around. The trail itself was packed earth rather than asphalt which made it easier on the legs. Funds raised for this event go to our first responders mental health. You will see captain of the police, firemen, and paramedics at the finish line handing out medals.
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