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Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon & Half Marathon & 5k Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon & Half Marathon & 5k Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon & Half Marathon & 5k

  • Date Date Date October 22, 2017 October 22, 2017 October 22, 2017
    Registration Period Registration Period Registration Period 2017/06/07 - 2017/10/16 2017/06/07 - 2017/10/16 2017/06/07 - 2017/10/16
    Area/Region Area/Region Area/Region North America North America North America
    Country Country Country Toronto, Canada Toronto, Canada Toronto, Canada
    Categories Categories Categories Marathon
    Half Marathon
    5K
    Marathon
    Half Marathon
    5K
    Marathon
    Half Marathon
    5K
    Participation Fee Participation Fee Participation Fee Marathon (Canadian Runners)
    June 7 - July 26: 110 CAD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 CAD

    Marathon (International Runners) June 7 - July 26: 110 USD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 USD

    Marathon (Canadian Runners)
    June 7 - July 26: 110 CAD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 CAD

    Marathon (International Runners) June 7 - July 26: 110 USD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 USD

    Marathon (Canadian Runners)
    June 7 - July 26: 110 CAD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 CAD

    Marathon (International Runners) June 7 - July 26: 110 USD
    July 27 - October 16: 120 USD

    Contact Details Contact Details Contact Details info@canadarunningseries.com info@canadarunningseries.com info@canadarunningseries.com
    Web Site Web Site Web Site http://www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com http://www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com http://www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com
    The first-ever “Marathon run” took place in 490 BC when a brave Athenian soldier-messenger named Pheidippides ran 40 kilometres from the battlefield at Marathon to Athens, to carry the news of a famous Greek victory. In 2007, The “Marathon Flame” was established to burn as a symbol of world peace, and to spread the ideals of the Marathon around the world — the spirit of fair competition and the promotion of participation in sports as way of life. Revel in the Spirit of the Marathon by cheering on relay runners who will carry the flame from Alexander the Great Parkette, along the Danforth, and back.

    The Flame Lighting Ceremony will also feature ‘live’ Greek music and entertainment! The Marathon Flame, a symbol for world peace, fair competition, and participation in sports as a way of life, will be carried by Pheidippides as well as runners from local Toronto Running Clubs!


    Text Source: Official Website
    The first-ever “Marathon run” took place in 490 BC when a brave Athenian soldier-messenger named Pheidippides ran 40 kilometres from the battlefield at Marathon to Athens, to carry the news of a famous Greek victory. In 2007, The “Marathon Flame” was established to burn as a symbol of world peace, and to spread the ideals of the Marathon around the world — the spirit of fair competition and the promotion of participation in sports as way of life. Revel in the Spirit of the Marathon by cheering on relay runners who will carry the flame from Alexander the Great Parkette, along the Danforth, and back.

    The Flame Lighting Ceremony will also feature ‘live’ Greek music and entertainment! The Marathon Flame, a symbol for world peace, fair competition, and participation in sports as a way of life, will be carried by Pheidippides as well as runners from local Toronto Running Clubs!


    Text Source: Official Website
    The first-ever “Marathon run” took place in 490 BC when a brave Athenian soldier-messenger named Pheidippides ran 40 kilometres from the battlefield at Marathon to Athens, to carry the news of a famous Greek victory. In 2007, The “Marathon Flame” was established to burn as a symbol of world peace, and to spread the ideals of the Marathon around the world — the spirit of fair competition and the promotion of participation in sports as way of life. Revel in the Spirit of the Marathon by cheering on relay runners who will carry the flame from Alexander the Great Parkette, along the Danforth, and back.

    The Flame Lighting Ceremony will also feature ‘live’ Greek music and entertainment! The Marathon Flame, a symbol for world peace, fair competition, and participation in sports as a way of life, will be carried by Pheidippides as well as runners from local Toronto Running Clubs!


    Text Source: Official Website