Head of St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia · Saturday, January 17, 2026
The Salomon Toboggan Run is a running event held on Saturday, January 17, 2026. It is located at 15 Station Road in Head of St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia.
Welcome to the fourth edition of Run With Rob!
After powerful runs across Manitoba in 2023, New Brunswick in 2024, and Prince Edward Island in 2025, Run With Rob is heading to Nova Scotia.
Inspired by the legacy of Terry Fox, Rob Tétrault is running across Nova Scotia to raise awareness and funds for the Canadian CMV Foundation.
Congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) is the #1 infectious cause of infant disability in Canada, yet the Maritimes still lack universal newborn screening. Universal screening would ensure babies born with CMV get timely interventions, improving health outcomes and reducing lifelong disabilities.
Be part of the movement. Run alongside Rob for one (or more!) of the legs and help push for life-saving screening across the region.
Key Details:
👟 View each of the legs here.
📍 Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
📅 Date: Sunday, July 19 to Saturday, August 1
📧 Contact: [email protected]
How to Register
Step 1: Choose your route
Run With Rob 2026 is made up of 14 legs, each connecting two different communities between July 19 and August 1. Start by choosing the section of the route you want to join, based on the start and end locations that work best for you.
Step 2: Register your spot
Once you've selected your route from the list of legs below, you'll be asked to enter your details in the registration form.
Step 3: Select your distance and get ready to run
During registration, you'll be able to choose the distance you'd like to run:
5 km
10 km
Half marathon
Full marathon
Once you've registered, the Run With Rob team will be in touch to confirm your exact starting point. Get ready to run!
Harbour Hustle: One Bridge, Endless Hustle
A one-mile course from Halifax to Dartmouth across the Macdonald Bridge
AUGUST 2, 2026 10:00 AM
BIB PICK-UP: SATURDAY AUG. 1, 2026, Noon - 3 PM
Macdonald Bridge garage (behind Dartmouth HHB HQ) NO RACE DAY PICK UP
Run, walk, or hustle your way along the harbour! Harbour Hustle is a family-friendly summer event designed for runners and aspiring runners of all ages — from 3 to 93. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just looking for a fun day outdoors, this is your chance to move and make a difference.
Why Participate?
Every step you take supports North Grove, a dynamic community hub offering programs, services, and space for people to learn, connect, and thrive. Your involvement helps strengthen community ties and create opportunities for everyone.
Event Highlights
Race Route: Open from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Distance: 1.6 K
Four heats: Men, Women, Youth, Children Under 10 years old.
Family-Friendly: Kids, grandparents, and everyone in between are welcome! Yes, parent can run with their toddlers.
Scenic Views: Enjoy the beauty of the harbour as you run or walk.
Register Today!
Spots fill fast — secure yours now and be part of something amazing!
*Non-service dogs are banned from participating in the race.
Despite slavery being abolished, anti-Black racism is still prevalent in our provinces and country. To honour Emancipation Day (August 1), collectively we are accepting that slavery existed in what we now call Canada. As a founder and co-organizer of Black Lives Matter (BLM) - In This TOGETHER, our executive team wanted to look at ways to enable our group’s mission statement (see below) to educate, but also create a better understanding of slavery and its implications on the social determinants of health of people of African ancestry.
It is extremely important to spread awareness through acknowledging but also acting on ways to address anti-black racism past and present. To do so, we must acknowledge, act, and ameliorate.
The Emancipation Run/Walk is just one small step at MOVING forward in the right direction!
A little bit about BLM - In This TOGETHER: BLM- In this TOGETHER was formed on July 11, 2020 in Cherry Brook, Nova Scotia. This was largely in response to George Floyd’s death and the means to spread awareness by unifying people to MOVE within the BLM Movement, as sitting still does nothing.
Our group, BLM - In this TOGETHER supports the BLM Movement. This is done in contrary to the fact of everything that is going on in this world that has implicated the lives of Black people, and even here in Nova Scotia.
Our vision is to move within the Movement and to move to dismantle inequality, racism, police brutality, and systematic racism, but also bringing awareness to the impacts of such experiences on one’s overall health.
Date:
Saturday August 22, 2026
Where: 10 Cherry Brook Road ( Start and finish race/run)
Leaving the Black Cultural Centre turn left up Cherry Brook Road to the T junction. Turn left onto Cherry Brook Road and proceed as far as Loon Lake Road. Turn right on Loon Lake Road and run to turn around point heading back along Loon Lake Road until Cherry Brook Road take a left onto Cherry Brook Road and follow Cherry Brook Road back to the Black Cultural Centre. See below photo of measured race!
Time:
8:30am - 9:45am Race/walk kit pick up at 10 Cherry Brook Road ( Black Cultural Centre), as we will finish the celebratory event at this location!
930am -- Race whistle is blown at 10 Cherry Brook Road ( Black Cultural Centre) where the race will start and finish
NO COST for 5k Walk/Run (FREE) ~ TOGETHER let's spread awareness and make some positive change
Please contact: [email protected] for more information
T-shirts onsite for sale - Starting at $10.00 - $25.00 (not a part of your race kit)
Save the Date: September 26, 2026!
Join us in making Waves of Action this fall at Walk YOUR Way 2026, proudly presented by Carson Exports. Do it YOUR way in support of the Autistic community across Nova Scotia.
Walk Locations:
Participate in person at one of our eight Chapter locations across the province or join us virtually. Click on your preferred location to learn more and register as an individual or team.
Kicking PancreAS™ – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers—but together, we can make a difference.
About the Event
Kicking PancreAS 2026 is a fun, inclusive 5K for all levels and abilities—whether you choose to walk or run, set a personal goal and take it at your own pace.
Returning to Prince Edward Island, we’re building on an incredible 2025, where we saw 451 participants and over $46,000.00 in donations. This year, we’re aiming even higher! Our goals are:
500 participants
$55,000.00 in fundraising!
We are counting on participants to invite friends, family, and colleagues to join the movement. Together, we can make 2026 our most impactful year yet, in Manitoba
Every step—and every dollar raised—supports pancreatic cancer awareness, patient support, healthcare education, and Canadian research, helping change outcomes for those impacted by this disease.
💜 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia — September 26, 2026
📍 Location: Mic Mac Canoe Club
⏰ Start Time: 6:30 PM (Check-in at 5:30 PM)
🕒 Course Open: 90 minutes
What’s Included
• Finisher medal
• Running bib
• Event swag
Let’s light up the night! Wear purple and glow-in-the-dark gear—costumes encouraged.
Race Kit Pickup
📆 September 25, 2026 | ⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Decathalon, 21 MicMac Blvd., Dartmouth, NS, B3A 4N3
📞 PH: (902) 593-2233
⚠️ Spots are limited. There is NO onsite registration.
Fundraise for Impact
Participants are encouraged to fundraise and rally friends, family, and colleagues. Every dollar raised stays in Canada and helps fund critical programs and research that bring hope to patients and families.
Call to Action
Register today, set your personal 5K goal, start your fundraising, and invite your network to join you. Together, we can Change the Outcome.
A triathlon club offering structured training and activities including Tuesday brick nights, Thursday bike rides, summer lake swims, swim videotaping, and social activities. They provide resources for triathletes of various skill levels, with structured swim, bike, and run training programs.
North End Runners started in Halifax in 2013 with a straightforward vision: explore the city's neighbourhoods and trails while building community. More than a decade later, the crew has grown into a thriving group that welcomes runners of every pace, goal, and background. Founded on the belief that running brings people together, North End Runners treats every finish line as equally meaningful. The vibe is warm and genuinely inclusive, from newcomers on their first Wednesday outing to seasoned members who've logged years with the group. Every week at 6 PM near the oval on the Common, the crew gathers to run roads or trails together, proving that the best part of running isn't about speed or distance, it's about showing up alongside people who get it.