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SUMMARY:Triathlon Ontario Draft Legal Provincial Championships
DESCRIPTION:Triathlon Ontario’s signature event\, the 2026 Provincial Championships will be held on September 5th once again at the International Flatwater Centre in Welland. \nThe format for the races are Super Sprints. There is both a strategic and logistic reason for this versus Sprint or other distances.  From a strategic perspective\, short fast racing promotes the development of tactics\, fast transitions\, speed and recovery (for those doing two heats). These are areas that both Triathlon Ontario and Triathlon Canada have identified as gaps in development in our national talent pool. From a logistic point of view\, having a shorter course allows for a smaller foot print\, allowing for an excellent spectator experience\, and providing an opportunity for relays\, which we are the only event in the province to provide. Being the only event offer relays provides the following opportunity to a wide demographic: World Qualifier for Age Groupers\, promotes inclusion and friendly competition among clubs\, provides opportunities for development pathway athletes to prepare for Mixed Team Relays events\, which are increasing in number at the World Triathlon level and has been an increasing focus of Triathlon Canada. \nThe Championships offer multiple exciting racing opportunities in a draft legal Super Sprint format. \n\nElite/U23 Cup Series Finale & Provincial Championships\nJunior Cup Series Finale & Provincial Championships\nYouth Cup (14-15) Series Finale\, Provincial Championships\nAge Group Super Sprint Provincial Championships\n\n  \n  \nInformal Course Familiarization – Friday\, September 4th (anytime) \nRace Kit Pick-up – Friday\, September 4th 5pm \nPre-race Meeting – Friday\, September 4th 6pm \nTransition Opening – Saturday\, September 5th 6am \nCertification – Please note that for the U15\, Junior\, and U23/Elite categories\, current Draft-Legal Certification is required. No certification is required for the Age Group race.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/triathlon-ontario-provincial-championships
LOCATION:Welland International Flatwater Centre\, 16 Townline Tunnel Rd.\, Welland\, Ontario\, L3C 2T4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Draft Legal,Races
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260912
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SUMMARY:Multisport Canada Lakeside Triathlon - KOS®
DESCRIPTION:Multisport Canada covers it all on this late summer weekend. Events ranging from youth all the way to an Olympic distance triathlon and international duathlon. The whole family can race this weekend! \n\n2026 Age Group Qualifier Standard Duathlon (1 spot per age group per gender)\n\nYouth Cup Series – 12-13 Age Group\n\n\nRace Information\nSaturday: September 12\, 2026 \nSprint Triathlon\, Duathlon\, Sprint Swim/Bike\, Sprint Duathlon Relay & Sprint Triathlon Relay \nKOS Youth races: Ages 3-5\, 6-7\, 8-9\, 10-11\, 12-13\, and 14-15 \nSunday: September 13\, 2026 \nOlympic Distance Triathlon\, Olympic Swim/Bike\, Olympic Distance Triathlon Relay\, International Distance Duathlon and International Distance Duathlon Relay \nGive-It-A-Tri Triathlon\, Give-It-A-Tri Swim/Bike\, Give-It-A-Tri Relay \n 
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/lakeside-triathlon-kos
LOCATION:Lakeside Resort\, 256440 Sunova Crescent\, Lakeside\, Ontario\, N0M 2G0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Aquathlon,Duathlon,Races,Youth
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260920
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260921
DTSTAMP:20260129T192549Z
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SUMMARY:Multisport Canada Barrelman Niagara Falls
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 20\, 2026\n\nThe only point-to-point race in the Province\, this race starts at the Welland International Flatwater Centre and winds its way through the beautiful Niagara countryside ending at the world-famous Niagara Falls. \nAthletes will start the day at the Welland International Flatwater Centre\, a legacy facility of the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games. Construction of the Welland Canal started nearly 200 years ago and was a major contributor to the growth and prosperity of southern Ontario. It has become an ideal location for warm\, pristine open water swimming. You will then bike and run your way to the world famous Niagara Falls\, one of the natural wonders of the world. \nFrom the vineyards to the numerous family-friendly attractions\, the Niagara Region has something to offer everyone so we hope you take some time to enjoy the sights while in the area. \nGood luck to all of those racing for points\, a title\, a PB or just for pure enjoyment of the experience! \n*Note swim/bike\, bike/run\, and relays are an option for the event. \n  \n2026 Age Group Qualifier Long Course Triathlon & Aquabike (1 spot per age group per gender)\n  \n  \n  \n2026 Provincial Championships – Long Course Triathlon and Aquabike\n2026 Provincial Long Course\nThe Series is divided into two age groups: 40 years of age and over (Masters Division) and under 40 years of age (Age Group Division). All age groups determined as of December 31st. Points are earned by finishing within the top 20 in your age group. Points are awarded for finishing position within the age group against the entire field in your age group (not just against other members).
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/barrelman-niagara-falls
LOCATION:Welland International Flatwater Centre\, 16 Townline Tunnel Rd.\, Welland\, Ontario\, L3C 2T4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Aquathlon,Duathlon,Races
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SUMMARY:NCCP Youth Triathlon Coach Course - Thunder Bay
DESCRIPTION:Triathlon Ontario Is hosting this NCCP Youth Triathlon Coach course in Thunder Bay\, Ontario\, on October 3-4\, 2026. \nThis course is delivered in a two-day\, in-person format\, with coaches learning to coach kids and youth in triathlon\, then delivering practices using the skills learned – first to fellow coaches\, then to youth athletes. \nThe course covers the modules Coaching Beginner and Age-Group Triathletes\, Coaching and Assessing Triathlon Skills\, and Coaching to Events\, in a youth context. \nThis course is open to all Triathlon Ontario members. Non-members may join Triathlon Ontario during registration. \nWe also welcome out-of-province coaches who are members of their home triathlon organization. \n\nSaturday October 3 and Sunday October 4\, 2026\n9:00am – 5:00pm \n\n\nCanada Games Complex\n420 Winnipeg Ave\,\nThunder Bay\, ON P7B 6B7 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n \nNCCP Community Triathlon Coach is the starting point for triathlon coaches\, and completion is the primary requirement to run a club\, workout\, clinic\, or camp sanctioned by Triathlon Ontario. \nThere are two contexts: Adult and Youth. While each community coach course focuses on coaching either adults or youth\, both cover the essentials of safety\, ethics\, and responsible coaching\, so coaches qualified in either context may coach both adults and youth. \nThe Youth Triathlon Coaching Pathway has recently been updated\, so this is an updated course featuring new material and an updated pathway. \nThough open to all Triathlon Ontario members\, this course is one of those in the Triathlon Community Coaching Pathway. As such\, it’s particularly suited for those coaches looking to coach kids and youth. There is now a separate pathway for coaches working toward NCCP Community Youth Coach certification. \nThe outcomes of the NCCP Community Triathlon Coach program are: \n\nMake Ethical Decisions\nProvide Support to Athletes in Training\nPlan a Practice\nAnalyze Performance\nSupport the Competitive Experience\nDesign a Sport Program\n\n\n\n\nCourse Details\nSaturday October 3 and Sunday October 4\, 2026\n9:00am – 5:00pm \n\n\nCanada Games Complex\n420 Winnipeg Ave\,\nThunder Bay\, ON P7B 6B7 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFormat: Live\, in-person. Coaches will need to bring triathlon equipment and participate in light physical activity.\n\nCourses may move a short distance by vehicle to a nearby pool venue\, due to possible construction. If this happens\, assistance will be provided for coaches who do not have a vehicle present. \nMembership: 2026 Triathlon Ontario Membership\, or home provincial membership\, is required to register for this course. Out-of-province coaches please contact Triathlon Ontario by email in order to register. \nPrerequisites: Coaches should ideally complete the following before the course begins. : \n\nCreate or ensure you can access your The Locker account at coach.ca;\nComplete the following free eLearning activities on The Locker:\nNCCP Understanding Rule of Two;\nNCCP Safesport – Direct Athlete Contact;\nNCCP Making Head Way; and\nNCCP Emergency Action Plan.\n\n\nRecommended: Coaches will need to complete the following before running sanctioned workouts\, however they can be completed after Part 2:\n\nComplete NCCP Make Ethical Decisions.\nValid Criminal Reference Check for Vulnerable Sector (VSS) or Enhanced Police Information Check (E-PIC).\n\n  \nFacilitators:  \nMichel Elibani\, Certified Learning Facilitator\nPhil Brown\, Certified Competition Coach \nCourse Length: 16 hours. \nCost: $195
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/nccp-youth-coach-thunder-bay-2026
LOCATION:Canada Games Complex\, 420 Winnipeg Ave\, Thunder Bay\, Ontario\, P7B 6B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Courses,NCCP,Youth
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SUMMARY:Team Ontario - Provincial Development Program - Mental Performance Seminars
DESCRIPTION:MP Seminar Topics\n\nNovember 19 – Mastering Your Mind: Process Over Outcome \n\n\nUnderstanding the relationship between thoughts\, emotions\, and performance. \n\n\nShifting from outcome-focused thinking to process goals and controllable factors. \n\n\nDeveloping awareness of mental habits. \n\n\nDecember 17 – Performing Under Pressure: Managing Thoughts and Emotions \n\n\nManaging negative self-talk\, pressure\, and race-day nerves. \n\n\nResponding constructively to setbacks and unexpected challenges. \n\n\nDeveloping a mental reset routine to regain focus during difficult moments. \n\n\nJanuary 21 – Building Your Race-Day Mental Game \n\n\nDeveloping pre-race routines and effective mental cues. \n\n\nApplying process goals\, self-talk\, and reset strategies throughout a race. \n\n\nCreating an individualized mental performance plan for competition. \n\n\nThe overall goal is to help athletes understand their mental approach\, develop strategies for managing challenging situations\, and ultimately apply those skills in a practical race-day plan. \n The sessions are intended to be interactive\, with triathlon-specific scenarios\, group discussion\, and opportunities for athletes to practice the strategies. \nThe seminars will be feature experts in their respective fields. \nZach Copeland is a Master of Human Kinetics student specializing in Mental Performance Consulting at the University of Ottawa. A former U SPORTS football player for the uOttawa Gee-Gees and professional football player with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats\, Zach brings firsthand experience with the mental demands of high-performance sport. He works with individual athletes and teams to develop mental skills related to confidence\, focus\, emotional regulation\, resilience\, and performance under pressure. His experience includes working with athletes across football and hockey\, as well as supporting rehabilitation patients at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Zach takes an athlete-centred\, evidence-informed approach to mental performance\, helping athletes reach their potential both in sport and in life. \nEd McKneelyis a career sport scientist\, having spent 35 years working in high performance sport\, delivering physiology\, strength and conditioning\, nutrition. planning and coach education services to 20 Canadian National Sport Organizations. He is the former Strength and Conditioning Lead at the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario and is a founding director of the Canadian Strength and Conditioning Association. \nEd is the author of five books\, Power Plyometrics\, The Resistance Band Workout Book\, One Hundred Strength Exercises\, Training for Rowing\, and Skillful Rowing and has contributed to several others. He has published over 150 articles on training and athlete conditioning covering topics such as strength training\, plyometrics\, making weight\, assessing fitness\, speed and power development\, planning and periodization\, and aerobic fitness. Ed has been a frequent speaker at national and international sport and coaching conferences having presented through out North America\, Europe\, and Asia. \nThis is not for Age Groupers or coaches that do not work with Youth/Junior/U23 athletes.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/team-ontario-provincial-development-program-mental-performance-seminars
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Clinics,Youth
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261121T203000
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SUMMARY:Triathlon Ontario Awards Celebration 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join Triathlon Ontario and celebrate a night of excellence in our sport on Saturday\, November 21st at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus starting at 5:15 pm.  The night will include great food\, award presentations and a guest speaker.\n  \n\nDate: Saturday\, November 21\, 2026\nLocation: University of Toronto Mississauga\,\n3359 Mississauga Road\, Mississauga\,\nOntario L5L 1C6\n– William Davis Building\, UTM Room\, 3rd floor\nTime: Social begins at 5:15 pm\, followed by followed by dinner at 6 and then awards and a guest speaker \nCost:\n$65 Award Winners\n$70 Guests (non-winners) \nPlus HST \nREGISTRATION CLOSES NOVEMBER 16\, 2026\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/triathlon-ontario-awards-celebration-2026
LOCATION:University of Toronto – Mississauga Campus\, 3359 Mississauga Road\, Mississauga\, Ontario\, L5L 1C6\, Canada
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UID:18277-1795280400-1795294800@www.triathlonontario.com
SUMMARY:Triathlon Ontario Awards Dinner Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Join Triathlon Ontario and celebrate a night of excellence in our sport on Saturday\, November 21st at the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus starting at 5:15 pm.  The night will include great food\, award presentations and a guest speaker.. \nDate:   Saturday\, November 21\, 2026\nLocation:   University of Toronto Mississauga\,\n3359 Mississauga Road\, Mississauga\,\nOntario L5L 1C6\n– William Davis Building\, UTM Room\, 3rd floor \nTime:   Social begins at 5:15 pm\, dinner begins at 6:15 followed by guest speaker and awards. \nREGISTER
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/triathlon-ontario-awards-dinner-celebration
LOCATION:University of Toronto – Mississauga Campus\, 3359 Mississauga Road\, Mississauga\, Ontario\, L5L 1C6\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Triathlon Ontario":MAILTO:info@triathlonontario.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261217T060000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261217T200000
DTSTAMP:20261021T162538Z
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SUMMARY:Triathlon Ontario - Provincial Development Program - Mental Performance Seminar
DESCRIPTION:MP Seminar Topics\n\nNovember 19 – Mastering Your Mind: Process Over Outcome \n\n\nUnderstanding the relationship between thoughts\, emotions\, and performance. \n\n\nShifting from outcome-focused thinking to process goals and controllable factors. \n\n\nDeveloping awareness of mental habits. \n\n\nDecember 17 – Performing Under Pressure: Managing Thoughts and Emotions \n\n\nManaging negative self-talk\, pressure\, and race-day nerves. \n\n\nResponding constructively to setbacks and unexpected challenges. \n\n\nDeveloping a mental reset routine to regain focus during difficult moments. \n\n\nJanuary 21 – Building Your Race-Day Mental Game \n\n\nDeveloping pre-race routines and effective mental cues. \n\n\nApplying process goals\, self-talk\, and reset strategies throughout a race. \n\n\nCreating an individualized mental performance plan for competition. \n\n\nThe overall goal is to help athletes understand their mental approach\, develop strategies for managing challenging situations\, and ultimately apply those skills in a practical race-day plan. \n The sessions are intended to be interactive\, with triathlon-specific scenarios\, group discussion\, and opportunities for athletes to practice the strategies. \nThe seminars will be feature experts in their respective fields. \nZach Copeland is a Master of Human Kinetics student specializing in Mental Performance Consulting at the University of Ottawa. A former U SPORTS football player for the uOttawa Gee-Gees and professional football player with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats\, Zach brings firsthand experience with the mental demands of high-performance sport. He works with individual athletes and teams to develop mental skills related to confidence\, focus\, emotional regulation\, resilience\, and performance under pressure. His experience includes working with athletes across football and hockey\, as well as supporting rehabilitation patients at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Zach takes an athlete-centred\, evidence-informed approach to mental performance\, helping athletes reach their potential both in sport and in life. \nEd McKneelyis a career sport scientist\, having spent 35 years working in high performance sport\, delivering physiology\, strength and conditioning\, nutrition. planning and coach education services to 20 Canadian National Sport Organizations. He is the former Strength and Conditioning Lead at the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario and is a founding director of the Canadian Strength and Conditioning Association. \nEd is the author of five books\, Power Plyometrics\, The Resistance Band Workout Book\, One Hundred Strength Exercises\, Training for Rowing\, and Skillful Rowing and has contributed to several others. He has published over 150 articles on training and athlete conditioning covering topics such as strength training\, plyometrics\, making weight\, assessing fitness\, speed and power development\, planning and periodization\, and aerobic fitness. Ed has been a frequent speaker at national and international sport and coaching conferences having presented through out North America\, Europe\, and Asia. \nThis is not for Age Groupers or coaches that do not work with Youth/Junior/U23 athletes.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/triathlon-ontario-provincial-development-program-seminar-series
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20270121T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20270121T200000
DTSTAMP:20261021T162930Z
CREATED:20261021T162930Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261021T162930Z
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SUMMARY:Triathlon Ontario - Provincial Development Program - Mental Performance Seminar
DESCRIPTION:MP Seminar Topics\n\nNovember 19 – Mastering Your Mind: Process Over Outcome \n\n\nUnderstanding the relationship between thoughts\, emotions\, and performance. \n\n\nShifting from outcome-focused thinking to process goals and controllable factors. \n\n\nDeveloping awareness of mental habits. \n\n\nDecember 17 – Performing Under Pressure: Managing Thoughts and Emotions \n\n\nManaging negative self-talk\, pressure\, and race-day nerves. \n\n\nResponding constructively to setbacks and unexpected challenges. \n\n\nDeveloping a mental reset routine to regain focus during difficult moments. \n\n\nJanuary 21 – Building Your Race-Day Mental Game \n\n\nDeveloping pre-race routines and effective mental cues. \n\n\nApplying process goals\, self-talk\, and reset strategies throughout a race. \n\n\nCreating an individualized mental performance plan for competition. \n\n\nThe overall goal is to help athletes understand their mental approach\, develop strategies for managing challenging situations\, and ultimately apply those skills in a practical race-day plan. \n The sessions are intended to be interactive\, with triathlon-specific scenarios\, group discussion\, and opportunities for athletes to practice the strategies. \nThe seminars will be feature experts in their respective fields. \nZach Copeland is a Master of Human Kinetics student specializing in Mental Performance Consulting at the University of Ottawa. A former U SPORTS football player for the uOttawa Gee-Gees and professional football player with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats\, Zach brings firsthand experience with the mental demands of high-performance sport. He works with individual athletes and teams to develop mental skills related to confidence\, focus\, emotional regulation\, resilience\, and performance under pressure. His experience includes working with athletes across football and hockey\, as well as supporting rehabilitation patients at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Zach takes an athlete-centred\, evidence-informed approach to mental performance\, helping athletes reach their potential both in sport and in life. \nEd McKneelyis a career sport scientist\, having spent 35 years working in high performance sport\, delivering physiology\, strength and conditioning\, nutrition. planning and coach education services to 20 Canadian National Sport Organizations. He is the former Strength and Conditioning Lead at the Canadian Sport Institute Ontario and is a founding director of the Canadian Strength and Conditioning Association. \nEd is the author of five books\, Power Plyometrics\, The Resistance Band Workout Book\, One Hundred Strength Exercises\, Training for Rowing\, and Skillful Rowing and has contributed to several others. He has published over 150 articles on training and athlete conditioning covering topics such as strength training\, plyometrics\, making weight\, assessing fitness\, speed and power development\, planning and periodization\, and aerobic fitness. Ed has been a frequent speaker at national and international sport and coaching conferences having presented through out North America\, Europe\, and Asia. \nThis is not for Age Groupers or coaches that do not work with Youth/Junior/U23 athletes.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/triathlon-ontario-provincial-development-program-mental-performance-seminar
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270718
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270719
DTSTAMP:20260922T142654Z
CREATED:20171128T195907Z
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SUMMARY:Ironman 70.3 Muskoka
DESCRIPTION:  \nSOLD OUT\n  \nOntario’s only IRONMAN 70.3\, this race takes place in a region adjacent to the majestic Great Lakes—a pristine forest getaway in Canada’s cottage country. \nOnce again\, the 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka will be at the gorgeous Canada Summit Centre in Historic Downtown Huntsville. The beautiful Canada Summit Centre was renovated and expanded for the 2010 G8 Summit. \nThe course features a 1.2-mile\, one-loop swim in the scenic Fairy Lake. The swim start is just 500m from the transition zone. The 56-mile bike course circles Lake of Bays\, passing through the small communities of Dwight\, Dorset\, and Baysville. The 13.1-mile run will take you through Historic Downtown Huntsville and finishing at the gorgeous Canada Summit Centre. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/subaru-ironman-70-3-muskoka
LOCATION:Canada Summit Centre\, 20 Park Drive\, Huntsville\, Ontario\, P1H 1P5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Races
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270726
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SUMMARY:Supertri Toronto
DESCRIPTION:Suptertri Toronto is quickly becoming a “Can’t Miss”\, signature event on the North American triathlon circuit. \nThe triathlon will take you on a memorable journey through Toronto’s unique landscape\, as concrete jungles flow effortlessly into picturesque hills and valleys. Whether you are an Olympian\, weekend warrior or someone looking to add a challenging event to your bucket list\, Supertri Toronto is an event that will test your spirit and reward you immeasurably at the finish line. \nSupertri Toronto is a celebration of athleticism at its finest and with both Sprint and Olympic Distance Races (and relay options)\, our weekend will serve athletes of all capabilities. We will bring together avid triathletes with those just beginning their journey in a supportive environment that celebrates healthy living and active lifestyles. \nSupertri Toronto will be the site of the 2026 National Championships for Age Groupers in the Sprint Triathlon & Mixed Team Relay distance. Funding provided in part by the Government of Ontario. \n  \n\nFunding provided in part by the Government of Ontario.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/toronto-triathlon
LOCATION:Exhibition Place\, 100 Princes' Blvd.\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6K 3C3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult,Races
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20270808T080000
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DTSTAMP:20260922T141618Z
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SUMMARY:Ironman Canada - Ottawa
DESCRIPTION:The course features a thrilling 2-loop\, 3.8 km swim in the Ottawa River\, starting from Brittania Park\, where spectators can cheer you on. After the swim\, you’ll tackle a scenic 180 km bike route that is completely closed to traffic\, showcasing mild elevation changes and iconic sights like Embassy Row. Finally\, the flat 42.2 km run takes you through the vibrant streets of Ottawa\, leading to a memorable finish line set against the stunning backdrop of the Parliament of Canada.
URL:https://www.triathlonontario.com/event/ironman-canada-ottawa
LOCATION:Ottawa Ontario Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ironman Canada Ottawa":MAILTO:pauline.alix@ironman.com
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