Saturday, August 8, 2026
Multisport Canada’s last event of the season in beautiful Welland, a full weekend featuring a range of events from the Long Course, Give-it-a-Tri, Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon. Get a chance to swim the Welland Canal and then head out onto the flat and fast bike and run course.
2026 Provincial Championship – Standard Triathlon & AquabikeSaturday: June 27, 2026
Long Course – Triathlon, Triathlon Relay, Swim/Bike and Bike/Run
Sunday: June 28, 2026
Sprint Duathlon, Sprint Duathlon Relay, Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Swim/Bike, Sprint Triathlon Relay, Give-It-A-Tri, Give-It-A-Tri Swim/Bike and Give-It-A-Tri Relay
Welcome to the 3rd Annual Copper Town Triathlon! Many people choose to travel around the province and even the country to race in these types of events. This year it will be close to home with the 2nd annual Copper Town Triathlon being held in Bruce Mines, Ontario just a 45 minute drive from Sault Ste. Mare, Ontario.The race features a beautiful course. The swim will start from the Bruce Mines Marina in the crisp clear waters of Bruce Bay on the shores of Lake Huron. It will then transition to the bike that will be a looped course down the tree lined roads of Copper Bay Road and finish with a scenic paved out and back run with a few hills to challenge athletes on Taylor Street.
645am -730am – Registration and Packet Pickup
645am – Chip pick up and body marking open
7am – Transition opens
8 am – Transition closes
805am – Pre-race briefing
1030am – Awards
TRY-A-TRI: Saturday, August 12th – 375m Swim, 10km Bike, 2.5km Run
SPRINT: Sunday, August 13th – 500m Swim, 20km Bike, 5km Run
The newest triathlon addition to the Subaru Triathlon Series line-up! Located in Kelso Beach Park in Owen Sound, Ontario.
2026 Provincial Championship – Standard Duathlon
Olympic – Triathlon, Duathlon, Swim Bike and Relay
Sprint – Triathlon, Duathlon, Swim/Bike and Relay
DetailsFor more information please contact Haley Walker
The North Bay Triathlon started after the Schmidt family athletes attended a triathlon in Ottawa in the early 90’s and came back to North Bay saying “We should do that here “. Arne and Judy Schmidt along with the support of the North Bay Rotary Club made it happen and the first one sold out months ahead with about 75 participants. The organization of it eventually switched to the Kiwanis Club, especially its triathlon members.
This weekend is a true, all-around community event which shows off North Bay’s hospitality and unparalleled camaraderie. The support of local partners and the City of North Bay is second to none. All three of our triathlon events meet the highest standard and are sanctioned by Triathlon Ontario.
All three events are based at the North Bay Canoe Club/Olmsted Beach at the head of Trout Lake on Lakeside Drive, in North Bay, Ontario.
We welcome you!
The Triathlon Weekend is a long standing tradition in the town of Leamington. Having started out in a local family’s backyard pool and racing around their neighbourhood, the race has grown quite a lot over the years. We have become more than just a triathlon!!
The race includes Leamington Kids Triathlon, Adult Try-a-Tri, Adult Do-a-Du, Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Duathlon, Open Water Swims, and 5km Run.
A full day of events based at the popular Wasaga Beach. With a swim in Georgian Bay, racers will have a flat and fast bike with a few small hills and a fast run course along the waterfront.
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Sprint – Triathlon – 750m Swim – 20km Bike – 5km Run,
Sprint -Duathlon – 5km Run – 20km Bike – 2.5km Run
Olympic – Triathlon – 1500m Swim – 40km Bike – 10km Run
Olympic – Swim Bike – 1500m Swim – 40km Bike
The second visit to Guelph Lake Conservation Area is the perfect way to cap off your season on the Labour Day long weekend!
The sprint distance features a 750m Swim, 30km Bike, and a 7km Run that never leaves the park!
The Try-A-Tri features a 375m Swim, 10km Bike, 2.5km Run and is one of the most popular of its kind.
Duathlon, Relay and Swim/Bike options are available as well!