Back from a run in my official CCAC dry-fit tee! (sneak preview!)
Who could resist taking the CCAC's new athletic shirts out for a test drive?
In anticipation of the upcoming Scotiabank Charity Challenge runs, we’ve got a pretty fabulous bonus for running or walking on the CCAC’s “Get Your Butt Seen” team.
Want yours? The CCAC is one of the only national not-for-profit organizations for all five events across Canada:
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- Montréal – Banque Scotia 21k de Montréal et 5k
APRIL 17th
www.canadarunningseries.com/monthalf/
- Halifax – Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon
MAY 20th to 22nd
- Calgary – Calgary Marathon
MAY 29th
- Vancouver – Scotiabank Vancouver Half Marathon & 5K
JUNE 26th
www.canadarunningseries.com/svhm/
- Toronto – Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon
OCTOBER 16th
www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com
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