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Almost 1,300 people took part in this year’s Salvation Army and The Running Room 24th annual Santa Shuffle 5 km Fun Run and 1 km Elf Walk, starting at Tunney’s Pasture Saturday.
It was the third year in a row that the Ottawa event had the most participants among 41 communities that staged the event across Canada.
Participants collected pledges to assist Salvation Army programs that help local families and individuals in need at Christmas and all year long. Everyone was encouraged to wear their favourite Christmas costume.
Santa Claus led the Elf Walk, while Star Wars and princess mascots greeted participants along the route. Post-event refreshments, awards and a unique Santa Shuffle finishers’ medal was awarded to all participants.
Nearly 1,300 people took part in the Salvation Army and The Running Room 24th annual Santa Shuffle 5 km Fun Run and 1 Km Elf Walk at Tunney’s Pasture on Saturday.
For the third year in a row, the Ottawa event has the most number of participants among the 41 communities hosting similar races across Canada.
Runners begin their fun race.
Santa was in attendance, of course.
As was Darth Vader — but does he come bearing bring gifts?
Participants got in the holiday spirit with some creative costumes.
Across Canada, 41 different communities are holding their own runs.
The event includes runs for all ages.
Money is raised for the Salvation Army.
Ottawa has the highest number of participants across Canada, for the third year in a row.
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It was the third year in a row that the Ottawa event had the most participants among 41 communities that staged the event across Canada.
Participants collected pledges to assist Salvation Army programs that help local families and individuals in need at Christmas and all year long. Everyone was encouraged to wear their favourite Christmas costume.
Santa Claus led the Elf Walk, while Star Wars and princess mascots greeted participants along the route. Post-event refreshments, awards and a unique Santa Shuffle finishers’ medal was awarded to all participants.
Nearly 1,300 people took part in the Salvation Army and The Running Room 24th annual Santa Shuffle 5 km Fun Run and 1 Km Elf Walk at Tunney’s Pasture on Saturday.
For the third year in a row, the Ottawa event has the most number of participants among the 41 communities hosting similar races across Canada.
Runners begin their fun race.
Santa was in attendance, of course.
As was Darth Vader — but does he come bearing bring gifts?
Participants got in the holiday spirit with some creative costumes.
Across Canada, 41 different communities are holding their own runs.
The event includes runs for all ages.
Money is raised for the Salvation Army.
Ottawa has the highest number of participants across Canada, for the third year in a row.
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