Alison Dunn June 27, 2013
Danish researchers are challenging the notion special running shoes reduce the risk of injury in new runners. The researchers at […]
Alison Dunn June 27, 2013
What’s better than a finisher’s medal? How about a medal with Canada’s first Prime Minister on it? The Canada D’Eh […]
Alison Dunn June 27, 2013
Texas Senator Wendy Davis is making headlines for her efforts to block a controversial bill, and it’s not just because […]
Alison Dunn June 27, 2013
George Costanza would be proud: two men in Spain are organizing the world’s first race for bald people on Friday. […]
Alison Dunn June 26, 2013
Think a race with almost 7,000 participants generates a lot of garbage? Think again. The Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon and 5K […]
Alison Dunn June 26, 2013
Runners in Fort McMurray, Alta., get ready to run—the city is getting a brand-new half marathon this fall. The […]
Alison Dunn June 26, 2013
Runners looking for a fun, affordable race may want to check out the MEC Ottawa Race Three on Sunday. Run […]
Alison Dunn June 26, 2013
Whether it’s zombies, coloured dye and electrocution, the popularity of themed races is growing as many recreational runners look for […]
Alison Dunn June 20, 2013
Yuki Kawauchi, the Japanese running phenom who holds down a day job, won his second-straight Okinoshima Ultramarathon on Sunday, but […]
Alison Dunn June 20, 2013
A 93-year-old New Hampshire man has proved it’s never to late to make it to the top, completing a grueling […]
Alison Dunn June 20, 2013
Love running? Love to travel? Westin Hotels is offering the job of a lifetime to one lucky runner. The hotel […]
Alison Dunn June 19, 2013
The team representing Canada at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow just got bigger: Rob Watson has declared his intention […]