Saskatoon First Responders Half Marathon 2026

The Saskatoon First Responders Half Marathon brings together runners, walkers, and community supporters for a road event built around first responder recognition and local fundraising. It’s part of a Western Canada series that began in Edmonton and now includes Saskatoon among its stops.

In Saskatoon, the event pairs the race with charitable support for mental health and first responder-related causes. The day keeps things accessible with multiple distances and team options, so participants can choose a challenge that fits their pace and purpose. For a broader view of the series, see Races in Saskatchewan.

The course starts and finishes at Rotary Park in Saskatoon and uses the Meewasin Trail system along the North Saskatchewan River. It’s a road-style outing with a scenic river corridor feel rather than a closed-stadium setup.

Runners cross Victoria Bridge and Circle Drive North Bridge on the way. The profile is described as primarily flat with gentle elevations, and aid stations are placed along the route.

• Four distances: Half Marathon, 10K Run, 5K Run/Walk, and 1K Fun Run
• Team entries are offered for the half marathon and 10K; teams of four run together, not as a relay
• The route follows the Meewasin Trail along the North Saskatchewan River
• Course landmarks include Victoria Bridge and Circle Drive North Bridge
• Starts at Rotary Park in Saskatoon
• Participant packages include a cotton T-shirt, finisher medal, chip timing with live updates, aid stations, and post-race snacks
• Age-group awards are based on chip time