Canada Army Run
The Canada Army Run passes through many of the historic parts of the country's capital city Ottawa, an aspect that underscores the tribute and funds it raises for the Canadian Air Force, Army and Navy veterans groups. A military cannon is used as the starter's pistol, "dog-tag" medals are given to all participants and the pre-race pasta dinner is cooked by military cooks in portable military trucks. What truly makes this race so memorable and patriotic are the injured and disabled veterans who walk, run and wheel beside their comrades and fellow Canadians to the finish line.
| Division |
Clock Time |
Name |
Age |
State/Country |
| Overall Male Winner |
1:08:21 |
Joshua Karanja |
20 |
Canada |
| 2nd Male Winner |
1:10:19 |
Nick Best |
22 |
Canada |
| 3rd Male Winner |
1:12:12 |
Matthew Mcinnes |
35 |
Canada |
| Overall Female Winner |
1:23:04 |
Rebecca Stallwood |
33 |
Canada |
| 2nd Female Winner |
1:24:24 |
Jennifer Eberman |
35 |
Canada |
| 3rd Female Winner |
1:24:53 |
Hollie Gordon |
24 |
Canada |
| Division |
Chip Time |
Name |
State/Country |
Age |
Age-Graded |
| Men 40-49 |
2:11:51 |
David Condon |
Canada |
49 |
50.35 |
| Men 50-59 |
2:05:54 |
Terry Koronewski |
Canada |
57 |
56.55 |
| Men 60-69 |
3:19:54 |
Armand Morais |
Canada |
60 |
36.62 |
| Men 70+ |
2:44:16 |
Jerry Vickers |
Canada |
70 |
49.16 |
| Women 40-49 |
1:53:45 |
Leanne Monaghan |
Canada |
45 |
62.11 |
| Women 50-59 |
1:48:43 |
Cathy Maclean |
Canada |
58 |
76.12 |
| Women 60-69 |
2:24:59 |
June Szaranski |
Canada |
61 |
59.52 |
| Women 70+ |
2:09:55 |
Joan Bojars |
Canada |
71 |
77.50 |
Course Description
The scenic, mostly flat course is great for those who want to hit a fast stride in some of Canada's best weather. It also allows Canadian families of all ages to show their support. Two runners traditionally carry the Canadian flag the entire course and the spirit of camaraderie, Canadians running shoulder-to-shoulder, is enough to bring out a few tissues on the sidelines of the course. This very unique and rewarding race deserves its place on the list of the Best Road Races in North America.
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| Location | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
| Race Distance | Half Marathon |
| Race Date | September 23, 2012 |
| Years Running | 4 |
| Entrant Cap | 8,500 |
| 2011 Total Finishers | 6,423 |
| Men | 3,256 |
| Women | 3,166 |
| Age Group Awards | 10 Year |
| Entry Fee | $65.00 |
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| Advance Registration | Online Registration | | |
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Official Race Web Site
Recommended by: Donna Riguidel “Soldier On is a fitness and support group that helps injured veterans regain their fitness and trains them for the race. Canadian runners can chose a Soldier On veteran to run with, one of the reasons this race grew by 50% in 2009, making it Canada's fastest growing road race. It's a great race where Canadians can actually reach out to the veterans and offer their thanks and appreciation for their service. Some top runners have chosen to hang back with a vet rather than set a new record time--something that leaves a lasting impression on those who have served and sacrificed for their country.”
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