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It’s been a busy few weeks with parkrun in Canada and across the globe. New Zealand restarted, (not)parkrun is keeping people connected and active, and while no Canadian events are active yet, some are keeping themselves amused!
(not)parkrun
Getting out to record your own 5k anywhere and representing your home parkrun is a great way to keep fit and stay connected to your community. Globally, we have around 5,000 runs recorded and we love to see almost all of our Canadian parkruns represented!
You can submit a time here, and view the results here.
Most excitingly is that we have seen a remarkable number of people recording (not)parkruns who have yet to do a parkrun. We can’t wait to welcome them when we resume!
New Zealand
Parkrun has been enjoying it’s return down under, and attendances have been close to normal for a New Zealand Winter. We wait patiently for the opportunity in Canada, but you have to feel for the Australians who feel they so close yet so far. This led to the Australian parkrun twitter account lobbying the two governments to reconsider borders:
For the latest and most up to date news on the Covid situation here in Canada, we publish a statement every Tuesday, which can be found in this blog and on the newsletter.
Anniversaries
Surprisingly July sees only two anniversaries, so a big Happy Birthday to:
20th July – Snye Point parkrun, Fort McMurray – 1st
27th July – Central parkrun, Burnaby – 1st
Event News
In other event news, River Valley parkrun, Edmonton, found their token 24, which was apparently hibernating under a car floor mat. That sounds like a good tip to other events, or to anybody who has stuff gone missing.
And finally Victoria parkrun, Kitchener, has been posting some fantastic no-parkrun news’. This week features tributes to volunteers.
La semaine a été relativement calme car, dans la majorité des endroits où nous opérons, diverses restrictions sont toujours en vigueur en réponse à la pandémie de coronavirus. Cela dit, c’était merveilleux de voir plus de 60000 participants répartis sur 441 événements le week-end dernier, dont plus de 3000 pour la première fois. Les nouvelles…
It’s been a relatively quiet week as, in the majority of locations in which we operate, various restrictions continue to be in force in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. That said, it was wonderful to see more than 60,000 participants across 441 events last weekend, including more than 3,000 first timers. News from…
