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- Oct 1, 2026
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Ankles hurting? Find out if you need to rest or can keep running - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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So your ankles are sore, and you have a race coming up? It can be stressful figuring out the safest path forward to stay fit heading into race day—especially when you can’t get an appointment with a physiotherapist right away. While medical care should always be your first stop for injury answers, here are some common causes and symptoms to keep in mind when your ankles start to ache. “Overuse” is a buzzword for injuries caused by repetitive stress on muscles, bones or tendons when you run beyon
Rock, paper, scissors settles 2027 London Marathon’s two-day schedule - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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London Marathon Events (LME) announced in June that the 2027 edition will be held over two days, with 100,000 participants taking part in the one-time format. On Wednesday, LME announced which days the men’s and women’s elites will run, but it didn’t decide the order; the reigning champions played rock, paper, scissors to decide. The marathon world record holder, Sabastian Sawe of Kenya, went head-to-head with the women’s wheelchair marathon record holder, Catherine Debrunner of Switzerland, and
Remembering Indigenous distance legends on Orange Shirt Day - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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Wednesday is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day. It was established to honour residential school survivors, their families and those who never returned home. Today, Canadian Running remembers Indigenous running legends who trailblazed athletics and brought recognition to their communities. From Tom Longboat of Ohsweken, the Six Nations of the Grand River, to Angela Chalmers of the Birdtail Sioux First Nation, Indigenous runners have shaped Canada’s athl
Boston Marathon tightens cut-off despite accepting more applicants - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, the Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.) announced the cut-off time for the 131st Boston Marathon, set for Monday, April 19, 2027. The announcement says 33,649 athletes applied, and 25,630 have been accepted so far. Despite an age-group cut-off of 5:17 (43 seconds longer than in 2026), the marathon still accepted a record number of athletes who met the BQ standard. Although 382 more athletes applied than in 2026 (when 24,362 runners were accepted), the B.A.A. accepted more applicants
Tigst Assefa undergoes surgery for torn Achilles tendon - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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The image of Ethiopian superstar Tigst Assefa crossing the finish line at the Berlin Marathon, breaking her own course record in 2:11:04 and then immediately collapsing to the ground, will be seared into marathon fans’ minds. Gianni Demadonna, Assefa’s manager, told German news outlet AFP on Monday that she had successfully undergone surgery for a torn Achilles tendon. After the race, she skipped the awards ceremony and was flown straight to Munich for surgery. While recovery is expected to take
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