Zander the Zebra is the spokesanimal for Leading Edge Physio’s RunWild fundraiser, featuring races designed for every level of runner and walker. It includes a…
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Racing events and runners are adapting to the second year of COVID-19 public health measures.
Grant Fedoruk, founder of the Leading Edge Physiotherapy RunWild Marathon and Event, said this year they are going virtual after having to cancel last year’s race due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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“We immediately started to look at ways that we might be able to still keep the event going because of course it supports so many amazing charities that are so dear to us and also the communities that we’re in,” Fedoruk said.
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