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Edmonton 10K: wind, donuts, and post-race yoga

July 23rd, 2018 by Anne Francis | Posted in Runs & Races | No Comments »

Lululemon creates a joyful, Instagram-worthy vibe at Canada Running Series’ newest 10K

Visor versus hat: a comparative study

July 10th, 2018 by Madeleine Kelly | Posted in Running Gear | No Comments »

Head gear is a divisive topic in the running community. Which do you wear?

Lululemon and Canada Running Series announce new race

March 16th, 2018 by Michael Doyle | Posted in Runs & Races | 1 Comment »

Lululemon will also once again sponsor the Toronto Waterfront 10K in June

Here’s in part why CEO who turned Lululemon into a running brand was pushed out

February 7th, 2018 by Tim Huebsch | Posted in The Scene | No Comments »

Shareholders are demanding to know why Laurent Potdevin was paid $5 million to go away

Lululemon CEO Laurent Potdevin resigns

February 5th, 2018 by Tim Huebsch | Posted in The Scene | No Comments »

“Lululemon expects all employees to exemplify the highest levels of integrity and respect for one another, and Mr. Potdevin fell short of these standards of conduct,” the company says

2017 Golden Shoe Awards: Race of the Year – Toronto Waterfront 10K

December 20th, 2017 by Canadian Running | Posted in Runs & Races | No Comments »

The aptly named Toronto Waterfront 10K pulls double-duty as Canada’s most exciting new summer race

Our favourite running gear of 2017

December 6th, 2017 by Canadian Running | Posted in Features, Running Gear | No Comments »

From shoes to watches to apparel, our editors share their personal favourites that they’ve tested this year

Inside the Lululemon Lab

November 15th, 2017 by Sinead Mulhern | Posted in Running Gear | No Comments »

Lululemon’s innovative Vancouver workspace offers runners gear that can’t be found anywhere else

The SeaWheeze experience: Canada’s must-do half-marathon

November 2nd, 2017 by Sinead Mulhern | Posted in Runs & Races | No Comments »

Where in the past, marathons and half-marathons might have brought forth only the most competitive speedsters in the pack, now we have these races that draw us more for the tourism value they offer. Time bets are off, if we want them to be.