Rory Gilfillan

The Trans-Canada Trail has been a gift to runners.

This tradition may now be in jeopardy if the City of Hamilton’s Special Events Committee isn’t convinced of the value of a 92-year-old institution.

The Whistler half-marathon is doing its part to raise money for chronic Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

Blogger Rory Gilfillan discusses how barefoot running is not a new phenomenon, rather an old technique used for building strength and improving form.

If the New York Road Runners were happy to distribute medals for literally showing up at their office, what possible value could they have?

This isn’t about the occasional runner or walker who will meet an untimely demise in the thousands of races that take place across the country – it’s about liability.

Rory Gilfillan says run, don’t walk.

Ultra-distance events may be the isolated backcountry of running.

Blogger Rory Gilfillan critiques Athletics Canada’s decision to hold the Olympic Trials at altitude.

Comrades Marathon champ Ludwick Mamabolo has been accused of doping, and could be stripped of his title.

What if the Kenyans and Ethiopians took up ultrarunning or triathlon — would athletes from wealthy countries still fare as well?

Blogger Rory Gilfillan laments that popular culture fails to celebrate real achievements as much as it hails mediocrity.