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Run to Montreal
Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 2025 21:00
An Ultra-Relay from TO to MTL
Sponsorship items are until supplies last

UP TO 20  TEAMS 6  - 12  RUNNERS 650 KM 

DETAILS

20 teams max. Teams consist 6-12 runners. Leaving from Nathan Phillips Square and run a non-stop relay to the top of Mount Royal, Montreal.

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WHAT STARTED IT ALL

In 2017 the Run to Montreal started as a crazy way to commemorate a lost friend, push boundaries and raise money for a collection of amazing causes. Since then, it’s grown into something bigger. The run has turned into a race and inspired runners of all speeds and experiences to test their metal.  Whether it’s to win it, or just to finish – bragging rights are up for grabs.

TEAMS

Early bird pricing for first 5 teams or March 15th whichever comes first .  The event is capped at twelve teams.  If you’re interested, email darrenweldrick@runningtherunway.com

Full team details and roster to come.

ABOUT THE ORGANIZER

Do something epic and raise some money for charity.

CHARITY

The Run to Montreal raises money for the following worthy causes:

Start2Finish Canada
Good Foot Support Services
Kensington Health Centre
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In addition to the above, each team is encouraged to raise funds for any additional causes they want to support.

Affiliations

START

Oct 25th,  21:00
Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto

FINISH

Oct 28th
Mount Royal, Montreal

THE ROUTE

Go south down Bay Street and make a left when you hit the water. Pretty much follow that until Montreal. The average leg is 9.5km. Full details are provided upon registration.

THE ROUTE

8-12 runners. It’s up to you. Up to 12 teams. Limited spots remaining.

REGISTER

Darren is the Owner/Head Coach of THE RUNWAY and in-store Coach/Consultant at Culture Athletics. As one of the cities most tenured running coaches, Darren has been coaching all levels of competitive running for almost 20 years – from weekend warriors to college athletes, ultramarathoners and everything in between.


With a long background in track and power-lifting, Darren has been running competitively for 35 years. Finishing top 10 in most of the GTA’s top road races, as well as some trail races. Darren has since switch to the challenge of ultra relays, running The Speed Project twice — leading a 6 person team to a 4th place finish (if you don’t know what the speed project is, check it out here. TL;DR: it’s a 341 MILES relay across Death Valley from LA to Vegas). Darren has also started The Run to Montreal – an annual ultra relay running from Nathan Phillips Square, TO to the top of Mount Royal, MTL. Additional accomplishments include pacing for the Wild Bruce Chase team (100KM of pacing in 3 days) and leading teams in the Peak2Brew ultra relay (from White Face mountain, through the Adirondacks to Utica).

Darren founded the RUNWAY in 2005. Prior to this he co-owned another long time Toronto coaching company. He’s also one of the only running coaches in Toronto that has been a strength coach throughout the duration of his career.

Additionally, he is currently a rep for Orange Mud, The Trail Runners Store and the Head GTA Ambassador for Xact Nutrition. Working throughout the Running industry in Toronto, he’s been a sponsored athlete of Saucony, New Balance, Reebok and Puma (where he was also in charge of national athlete sponsorship).

For more information on the RUNWAY or any of his Ambassador programs, email darrenweldrick@runningtherunway.com.

Start2Finish Canada

Start2Finish is committed to promoting the health and wellness of children in Canada through literacy and fitness education. They offer comprehensive programs focused on academic achievement, physical fitness, nutrition and social interaction. It includes an annual Backpack Program, which distributes backpacks filled with school supplies to the most at-risk schools across Canada; Running & Reading Club weekly after-school program, which empowers children to improve their literacy skills, physical fitness and social and behavioral skills, and prepares them to achieve life-long success; and the Pathway of Hope Scholarship Program, which offers post-secondary scholarships to economically challenged high school students.

Good Foot Support Services

Good Foot Support Services provides a personalized point-to-point delivery service on foot and public transit creating employment opportunities for people with developmental disabilities. They are a social enterprise and registered charity. By supporting Good Foot you are supporting an environmentally friendly delivery service and helping members of your community get a foothold on independence.

The Kensington Health Centre

The Kensington Health Centre is committed to improving the health of its community by working with clients and other providers to deliver culturally appropriate, primary health care and related social service programs for people of all ages, and a continuum of long-term care and complementary programs for seniors. Their mission is to continually exceed patient, resident and client expectations by breaking new ground in person-centered care, research and education.