SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2026

CHOOSE YOUR EVENT!

Register today and join us for the annual Saskatoon First Responders Half Marathon — a community-driven celebration honouring the incredible individuals who keep us safe.

Enjoy a scenic run along the North Saskatchewan River on the beautiful Meewasin Trail system. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or stepping into your first race, this event delivers an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling energized, inspired, and proud to support First Responders.

REGISTRATION

10km

$55
  • Fee increase January 1, May 1, October 1

5km

$45
  • Fee increase January 1, May 1, October 1

1km

$25
  • Fee increase January 1, May 1, October 1

You may register in person at package pickup on Saturday.

ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER OCTOBER 2 ARE NOT GUARANTEED EVENT MERCHANDISE.
*Pricing does not include GST or online transaction fees.

All Entry Packages Include:

  • Short Sleeve cotton casual t Shirt (not guaranteed after October 2)
  • Awesome Finisher Medal
  • Chip timing with event updates (pending minimum attendance, otherwise manual timing)
  • Aid (fluid) stations with great product to keep you going!
  • Superb Post Race Snacks
  • Eligibility for great Draw Prizes

HALF MARATHON & 10KM TEAM DETAILS

  • Teams consist of 4 runners 
  •  Each Team must register a Team name
  • **THIS IS NOT A RELAY**  All teammembers run together
  •  All team members must run and complete the half marathon race course to obtain a team time.
  •  Team results are calculated by the average time of all 4 individual runners
  •  Each team member will also receive their individual time
  •  If one or more team members are unable to participate or complete the race, then the remaining team members will run as individuals and only receive individual race results. No team time will be available.

RACE SCHEDULE

RACE PACKAGE PICKUP

LOCATION 

Saturday, October 17   1:00pm – 5:00pm  @  Bike Doctor (623 Main Street, Saskatoon)

Bike Doctor Home Page

Sunday, October 18     By request only

**In the event that a participant is unable to pick up their race package (i.e. out-of-town participants), the Race Committee will allow a friend or family member to pick up the package on their behalf.

EVENT ITINERARY

Sunday October 18

9:00am Race Site Open to all athletes
9:45am Pre-race briefing (FOR ALL ATHLETES)
10:00am Half Marathon START (Individual and Team entries)
10:15am 10Km Run START
10:30am 5Km Run/Walk START & 1km Fun Run START
~1:00pm Race wrapup

RACE DAY INFORMATION

Please arrive early to allow plenty of time for traffic, parking and final preparations at the Start Line.

START LINE LOCATION

Rotary Park

HOW TO LOCATE THE START/FINISH

Follow This Link

PARKING

Ample parking is available around Rotary Park.

COURSE DETAILS

*It is the athletes responsibility to know their course.

View the updated routes on the following link: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2067087

21.1K:  **2 LAPS** Athletes will start at Rotary Park, head east to cross Victoria Bridge, turn right and head north on Meewasin Trail, just past Circle Drive North Bridge.   Turnaround and return the same way.  Athletes will begin their second lap just before the finishline.
 
10K:
Athletes will start at Rotary Park, head east to cross Victoria Bridge, turn right and head north on Meewasin Trail, all the way to Circle Drive North Bridge, then turn around and return the same way they went out.
 
5K:
Athletes will start at Rotary Park, head east to cross Victoria Bridge, turn right and head north on Meewasin Trail, all the way to Queen Street/Spadina Crescent, then turn around and return the same way they went out.
 
Water stations about every 2.5km.
 
Race results can be found at www.racepros.ca
 
Age group rewards will be send via email after the event

OUR CHARITY PARTNERS

OSI-CAN

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OSI-CAN is dedicated to helping serving members and Veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces, Allied Armed Forces, Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Community First Responders, which include municipal police services, emergency medical services, fire protection services,  emergency communications specialist (911 operators), hospital trauma personnel and corrections officers. 

It is a joint project of the Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) and the Royal Canadian Legion (Saskatchewan Command). 

WHAT IS OSI?

Operational Stress Injury (OSI) is often used as a non-medical term that is synonymous with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), but specific to traumatic events experienced in the line of duty, or while performing work-related tasks.

The term Operational Stress Injury is becoming more widely adopted, as it removes the stigma of having “disorder” applied to an individual.

OSI-CAN provides many programs for people in need such as peer support groups, equine psychotherapy, and service dog acquisition. 

These support systems are available in  Regina, North Battleford, Moose Jaw, Weyburn, Estevan, Saskatoon, Tisdale and Prince Albert. Support groups in other centres will be starting soon. Please contact us if you have an immediate need in your area.  Visit OSI-CAN HERE

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Wounded Warriors Canada is honoured to be the official charity partner of the First Responder Half Marathon Series, with events taking place in cities across Western Canada. This partnership means more than just running, it’s a powerful reminder that our first responders are not alone. Funds raised through the series will go directly toward our mental health programs, providing vital support to first responders and their families when they need it most. Thanks to the generosity of participants and supporters, we can continue to deliver life-changing care and resources to those who serve our communities every day. Together, we’re building a future where no first responder faces their challenges alone. FIND OUT MORE AT https://www.woundedwarriors.ca

RUN FOR CHARITY

Secure your spot  AND make your experience about more than just the finish line.

Pay a reduced entry fee and fundraise a minimum of $400 for one of our charity partners! 
Their team will be with you every stop of the way with resources, advice and motivation!

HOW THIS WORKS

1. Register and pay a discounted entry fee of $40 to secure your spot!
2. Create a fundraising page and commit to raising a minimum of $400 by race day for our charity.

  • by registering for this category, you agree to fundraise a minimum of $400 for our charity.  If you do not meet the minimum 24hrs prior to race-day, you will be charged the difference to be able to participate in the event.

 

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