Thursday, April 25, 2024

Running the Hamilton Road2Hope Marathon

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Parts of the Red Hill Valley Parkway were closed this morning to make way for those running the Road2Hope Marathon.

Runners had the option to participate in a five or ten-kilometer race and then a full or half marathon.

Some even challenged themselves to hammer the hammer and run in all three races over two days.

Over four-thousand people ran, jogged and walked through Confederation Park.

The race supports a number of charities, including Health Sciences Foundation, The City’s Boys and Girls Club, and Liberty for Youth

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