Confirmation of your race entry will be e-mailed to you once payment has been processed. Printed confirmation, digital confirmation or photo ID may required at race package pick-up. If you have not received the email after 20 minutes of registering, please check your junk mail folders as it may not have gone through depending on your spam folder settings.

You can login to your Race Roster Dashboard to see if this event is listed.

For detailed information on the use of strollers and age minimums, please head to our Family Resources page.

All participants in each race must be registered, with the exception of children that will be in strollers for the entire duration of the race. Please note that children in strollers without a bib will not receive a shirt, medal or any amenities at the finish line.

For kids that want to participate in both the Kids Race and the 5 km event (not in a stroller), registration for both events is required; however, our discounted youth pricing will still apply to both events.

We ask that any kids joining parents/guardians who are not registered (i.e. will be in a stroller for the duration of the event), please refrain from taking a medal and other amenities at the finish line.

All participants who register for a REGULAR BIB will receive a technical shirt t-shirt (for all distances).

Register early as shirts are ordered months in advance and we can't guarantee t-shirt sizes will be available.

Participants who register for a GREEN BIB will not receive a technical t-shirt or a finish medal. More details here.

Pregnant or postpartum individuals have the option to defer their registration to the following year.

Participants interested in this can complete a deferral form linked here.

Deferral is pending a review from the Run Calgary office. You can expect a response within 5-10 business days. If your deferral request is accepted, your registration will be deactivated and you will receive a promo code that can be used to register for your race at the next Servus Calgary Marathon!

Deferrals will only be valid for 1 year. If deferral is not utilized at the next Servus Calgary Marathon, no refund or additional deferral will be provided. Deferral request must be received prior to race start.

The Servus Calgary Marathon is now participating in the City of Calgary's Fair Entry program and offering a reduced flat rate registration fee of $30 for low income Calgarians who are Fair Entry members with Recreation Fee Assistance. Limited Fair Entry spots are available. Once spots are full, the discount code will no longer be valid.

During registration, there is a question where you can disclose that you are a Fair Entry member with Recreation Fee Assistance and input your membership number. You will then be given the Fair Entry discount code.  Fair Entry membership must be valid during time of registration. If your Fair Entry membership is not valid at the time of registration, your registration will be deactivated.

The Fair Entry discount code cannot be combined with any other promotional offers.

The Fair Entry discount cannot be retroactively applied to anyone already registered. Refunds will not be available for anyone already registered.

The $30 reduced pricing does NOT include processing fees or taxes.

In an effort to improve the affordability and accessibility of the Servus Calgary Marathon, we have introduced a reduced flat rate pricing for all youth 18 and under, for any distance.

Youth 12 & Under - $20 ($24.68 with fees, GST not included)
Youth 13-18 - $30 ($35.45 with fees, GST not included)
Automatically applied during checkout for all distances.

These rates will be automatically applied during checkout for all distances (42.2 km, 21.1 km, 10 km, 5 km) and is by default already in effect for the Kids Race and Diaper Dash.

Participants will have an opportunity to exchange their shirts (pending availability) on race morning in Enmax Park right behind the Awards Stage. First-come, first-served. Please bring your unworn race shirt.

Saturday 7:10 AM - 12 PM for 5 km, 10 km and Kids shirts.

Sunday 8:30 AM - 2 PM for all event shirts.

All registration fees are non-refundable with the exception of those that enrolled in the Race Roster Enhanced Refund Protection Program at the time of registration and their unforeseen circumstance is covered by their policy.

During registration, there is the option to protect your purchase by enrolling in the Race Roster Enhanced Refund Protection Program for a small fee. Participants that enroll in the refund program will be refunded if they are unable to attend due to a variety of unforeseen circumstances, such as injury & illness, COVID-19, severe weather, work travel conflict, layoffs/termination or mechanical breakdown. Click here for more information.

Like all insurance policies there are exclusions, so please read the fine print. The insurance does not cover your entry fee if we are forced to cancel the event.

In the case of in-person race cancellation, all in-person participants registered in the Servus Calgary Marathon Race Weekend will automatically be transferred to the virtual event.

If you are injured and can no longer participate, you have a few options:

1. If you enrolled in the Race Roster Enhanced Refund Protection Program at the time of registration and your unforeseen circumstance is covered by their policy, you can request a refund. Click here for more information.
2. You can downgrade to a shorter distance OR switch to virtual and complete the distance virtually at a later date/on your own time.
   • Distance Transfers can be completed online before May 11, 2026. Transfers on/after May 11, 2026 can be completed in-person at the Solutions Desk within the Runner’s Expo. Please note, if certain distances have already sold out and reached capacity, it is not guaranteed that you will be able to switch distances. 
   • Please head to our Rules and Regulations page for detailed information about Distance Transfers.
3. In the event that you can't participate in a race and you have not enrolled in the Refund Protection Program, you can transfer your registration to someone else.
   • Participant Transfers can be completed ONLINE until:
     • Friday, May 22, 2026 at 5:00pm MT for Saturday events
     • Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 2:00pm MT for Sunday events
   •  Please head to our Rules and Regulations page for detailed information about Participant Transfers.

• Distance Transfers (upgrade, downgrade, or switch between in-person/virtual) are allowed.
• Distance Transfers can be completed online before May 4, 2026. Transfers on/after May 4, 2026 can be completed in-person at the Solutions Desk within the Runner’s Expo.
• Please note, if certain distances have already sold out and reached capacity, it is not guaranteed that you will be able to switch distances.

Please head to our Rules and Regulations page for detailed information about Distance Transfers.

• In the event that you can't participate in a race and you have not enrolled in the Refund Protection Program, you can transfer your registration to someone else.
• Participant Transfers can be completed ONLINE until:
  • Friday, May 22, 2026 at 5:00pm MT for Saturday events
  • Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 2:00pm MT for Sunday events
• Transfers must be made through Race Roster and follow all rules set by the Calgary Marathon Society. Selling your race bib outside of Race Roster, or having another person use your bib without following the proper transfer procedure is strictly prohibited. This act may seem well intentioned but has many negative implications to the organizers and participants including liability, medical support, timing, results, awards and many other factors. If the Calgary Marathon Society discovers that a bib was sold to another person outside of Race Roster or given to another person, they will not be allowed to participate in future events.

Please head to our Rules and Regulations page for detailed information about Participant Transfers and the steps that must be followed. 

Regular Bib In-Person participants will receive the following:

• Short sleeve technical running shirt
• Finisher Medal
• Personalized Bib (if registered before cutoff date - May 11, 2026)
• Results Leaderboard
• Training plans courtesy of ASICS Runkeeper
• Safe and certified closed route on the road that can earn you a qualifier at the majors including the Boston Marathon and Wanda Age Group Championships
• Free bag check
• Free bike check
• Aid stations every 3km
• Food, drink and post-race festival at the finish line
• Professional photo opportunities during event and at the finish line
• Chipped time
• On-course entertainment throughout the course
• Opportunity to win age category awards
• Opportunity to fundraise for one of 100+ official charities

Green Bib In-Person participants will receive the following:

• Personalized Bib (if registered before cutoff date - May 11, 2026)
• Results Leaderboard
• Training plans courtesy of ASICS Runkeeper
• Safe and certified closed route on the road that can earn you a qualifier at the majors including the Boston Marathon and Wanda Age Group Championships
• Free bag check
• Free bike check
• Aid stations every 3km
• Food, drink and post-race festival at the finish line
• Professional photo opportunities during event and at the finish line
• Chipped time
• On-course entertainment throughout the course
• Opportunity to win age category awards
• Opportunity to fundraise for one of 100+ official charities

Virtual participants will receive the following:

• Short sleeve technical running shirt
• Finisher Medal
• Personalized Bib (if registered before cutoff date - May 11, 2026)
• Virtual Results Leaderboard
• Training plans courtesy of ASICS Runkeeper
• Opportunity to fundraise for one of 100+ official charities

The 2026 Course Maps can be viewed on the race page for each distance. Select your distance, and scroll down to the course map section. From there, you will be able to download a PDF map, view the interactive map, watch a course preview video, or check out the Strava/GPX map downloads. Please note that course routes are subject to change.

The 2026 Interactive Map can be viewed here. The Interactive Map also shows the location of road closures, aid stations, cheer stations, and infant feeding stations.

Your race package must be picked up prior to race day. If you are unable to pick up your package, you can send a friend to pick it up for you. For more details on how package pick-up works, head to our pre-race info page.

Where:

GMC Stadium, Stampede Park, 3 St. SE, Calgary, AB, T2G 5A2

When:

Friday, May 22, 2026 - 10:00AM to 8:00PM

Saturday, May 23, 2026 - 11:00AM to 6:00PM

Dates and times subject to change.

If you are unable to make it to the Servus Calgary Marathon Package Pick-Up, you can have someone pick up your race kit for you. Someone can pick up another runner's race package at GMC Stadium as long as they follow these guidelines:

• Nominee will need to show volunteers photo identification.
• They need to know which race distance you're signed up for.
• They need your bib # - if it has been assigned.
• If you registered late, you will not have a bib # yet and it will be assigned at the Expo. Your nominee will need to go to the Solutions Desk at Package Pick-up to get a bib # assigned for you.
• They must have a copy of your email confirmation (hard copy or on their phone) with written permission from you to pick up your package.

Bring your old medals to the Runner's Expo and drop them off at the Fluid Projects booth!

We will be collecting old/used metal race medals for recycling. These must be made of metal and can be medals from any event or race, they do not have to be specifically Run Calgary or Calgary Marathon medals!

This information is subject to change.

The 5 km, 10 km, 21.1 km and 42.2 km races will start on 11 Ave SE, just north of the Sam Centre. These races will all finish in ENMAX Park.

The Kids Race will start and finish on 11 Ave SE, just north of the Sam Centre.

For help navigating Stampede Park, check out our 2026 Venue Maps or refer to the 2026 Race Guide.

This information is subject to change.

Free & secure bag check is available on both race days. All bags subject to searching

Bag Check Location
Enbridge Plaza near the Sam Centre

Saturday May 23, 2026
5:45 AM - Bag Check Opens
12:00 PM - Bag Check Closes

Sunday May 24, 2026
5:45 AM - Bag Check Opens
2:00 PM - Bag Check Closes

Head to Bag Check section on our Race Day page for full details on how the process works.

Any bags not picked up by closing time on each day will be taken to Run Calgary HQ (1515 Highfield Crescent SE #17, Calgary, AB T2G 5M4) and kept for 14 days before being donated to charity. Event Organizers assume no risk for items checked or left behind.

Information on when road closures begin, where road closures will occur, parking bans, and finding alternative routes can be found on our Road Closures page.

No, when you pick up your race kit at the Expo, all participants will receive a bib that contains a Chronotrack B-Tag. It is a single-use, disposable chip that is applied to the back of your race number.

*Do not remove this tag or your time will not be recorded. 

No runners are permitted to start after the hard start line close times listed here. This is a permit and safety requirement.

If you arrive after your corral has moved, you may be directed to the final wave.
If you arrive after the hard start line close time, you will not be permitted to start.

Saturday

10 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:10 AM | Course Time Limit 2:50 total (H:MM)
5 km: Start Time 9:15 AM | Start Line Closes 9:45 AM | Course Time Limit 1:50 total (H:MM)

Sunday

42.2 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 6:30 total (H:MM)
21.1 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 4:30 total (H:MM)

*all times subject to change

This information is subject to change.

Due to safety reasons, participants will NOT be allowed to begin their race after the start line closure times listed below.

Please note that it is the participants responsibility to be aware of course time limits.

Sweep or Tail Cyclists follow the cutoff pace and once they pass, roads will begin to be re-opened. Participants will be moved up to the sidewalks and become informed pedestrians. Participants must be able to finish the course unsupported. Participants may not receive full support from aid stations and traffic safety personnel. An official finishing time may not be recorded, and it is not guaranteed that the finish line will be open.

Saturday

10 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:10 AM | Course Time Limit 2:50 total (H:MM)
5 km: Start Time 9:15 AM | Start Line Closes 9:45 AM | Course Time Limit 1:50 total (H:MM)

Sunday

42.2 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 6:30 total (H:MM)
21.1 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 4:30 total (H:MM)

*all times subject to change

The average race-day temperature is a high of 21C (70F) and a low of 7C (45F). Calgary's elevation is 1,040 metres (3,500 feet).

Local Weather Forecast

Walkers are invited to participate in all events and will be placed into the appropriate starting corral based on estimated finish time.

Please note that it is the participants responsibility to be aware of course time limits.

After the course time limits, roads will begin to be re-opened and participants will be moved up to the sidewalks and they must be able to finish the course unsupported. Participants may not receive full support from aid stations and traffic safety personnel. An official finishing time may not be recorded, and it is not guaranteed that the finish line will be open.

Saturday

10 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:10 AM | Course Time Limit 2:50 total (H:MM)
5 km: Start Time 9:15 AM | Start Line Closes 9:45 AM | Course Time Limit 1:50 total (H:MM)

Sunday

42.2 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 6:30 total (H:MM)
21.1 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 4:30 total (H:MM)

*all times subject to change

Only trained and accredited service animals are permitted on course, provided that the procedures outlined here are followed. Permitted animals include those trained to assist individuals with a medical or physical disability, and does not include retired, trainee and companion/therapy animals.

The Runner's Expo and Race Venue (including start zone and post-race festival area) are NOT dog friendly. Please leave your dogs at home unless they are an accredited service animal. This applies to spectators and participants.

Yes! You can find a list of all our pacers/pace times here!

Pacers are available for the 42.2 km, 21.1 km, 10 km and 5 km races.

No need to sign up to run with a pacer! On race morning, just be on the lookout for the pacer carrying the flag with your pace time and work your way into the race corral with them.

Pacers will be in attendance at the Runner's Expo next to our course maps for any pacing-related questions.

The Servus Calgary Marathon pacers maintain a steady pace that aligns with their goal pace time. Pacers will slow down at the water station if they require hydration or nutrition, but then promptly return to their target race pace. Every Pacer is experienced and possesses the necessary skills to make slight adjustments, ensuring runners cross the finish line at the goal pace, regardless of the frequency of the slowdowns at the water/aid stations.

Yes, we will have entertainment stationed throughout the course and at the Start/Finish area. If you are interested in being an entertainer for the Calgary Marathon, please email info@calgarymarathon.com for more information.

HOW CORRAL SEEDING IS DETERMINED

All participants are assigned a corral based on the estimated finish time provided during registration. Corrals are designed to group participants of similar pace, however adjustments may occur to balance distribution across corrals.

The corral you have been placed in is reflected by a coloured dot on the top right corner of your bib.

If you're looking for an in-depth overview of the process, read our BLOG.

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START TIMES

Saturday

10 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:10 AM | Course Time Limit 2:50 total (H:MM)
5 km: Start Time 9:15 AM | Start Line Closes 9:45 AM | Course Time Limit 1:50 total (H:MM)

Sunday

42.2 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 6:30 total (H:MM)
21.1 km: Start Time 6:45 AM | Start Line Closes 7:05 AM | Course Time Limit 4:30 total (H:MM)

*all times subject to change

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HOW CORRALS WORK ON RACE MORNING

We recommend arriving in the start venue 60–75 minutes before your start time, and moving into your corral in the start chute at least 20 minutes before release. At the start of the race, corrals are released one at a time to avoid congestion on the course and ensure a smoother race start process. Rest assured, your official chip time begins when you cross the start line. 

Participants are requested to enter the start chute according to the colour on their bib. There will be coloured signs lining the start chute that correspond to each corral. Volunteers will be helping participants navigate the start chute and seed accordingly.

If you are running/walking with others, please seed yourselves together in the corral of your slowest runner/walker.

No runners are permitted to start after the hard start line close time. This is a permit and safety requirement.

If you arrive after your corral has moved, you may be directed to the final wave.
If you arrive after the hard start line close time, you will not be permitted to start.

SATURDAY: BIKE LOCK-UP OPENS AT 5:45AM | CLOSES AT 12:00PM

SUNDAY: BIKE LOCK-UP OPENS AT 5:45AM | CLOSES AT 2:00PM

Bike Lock-up Location: Sam Centre parking lot located at the corner of 12 Ave SE and 5A Street SE. Cyclists must provide their own lock and will be responsible for racking their bike and securing it with their lock. The bike lock up area is not supervised.

Yes, there will be markers each kilometer along the route for each distance. They are recognizable because they will match your bib. 

First Aid on course will be provided by our local Volunteer Ski Patrol. For more information on what they do check out their web site at www.csps.ca. There will also be a first aid tent at the finish line.

Please be sure to write your full name, emergency contact information and any allergies or health conditions you have on the back of your race bib.

This information is subject to change.

Four (4) Infant Feeding Stations will be available on race days.

• Two (2) stations will be located on-course; one (1) station will be located near the Servus Calgary Marathon start line and one (1) feeding station in finish area. These stations will be freely accessible to any participants, volunteers or attendees who require a private space to breastfeed, pump, or bottle-feed.
• The two (2) on-course stations will service the half marathon and full marathon events, and will be located by the 10 km aid station, and last km aid station. The 5km will also have the opportunity to use one feeding station near the 2.5km turn around point.

Designed for children ages 2-12, the Kids Race is the perfect introduction to race day - building confidence, creating lasting memories, and sparking a lifelong love of movement. With a t-shirt and finisher medal included, it’s a fun, family-friendly way to experience the energy of race weekend together.

Children can run on their own or with one parent/guardian, but parents/guardians do not need to register. For each registration you will receive 2 bibs - one for the child and one for the parent/guardian to run with the child or to retrieve the child from the finishing corral at the end of the race. Children will receive a t-shirt and medal with their registration.

The Kids Race takes place on 11 Ave SE, just north of the Sam Centre/Enbridge Plaza and the course can be viewed on the Interactive Map. The start time and distance your child will run correlates to the age group they are placed in. The youngest age group will run the shortest out-and-back distance (400m), then the distance will be increased for each consecutive age group, with the oldest participants running the furthest distance.

*Schedule subject to change

The finish line/post-race festival in Enmax park is 800m from the start line. All curbs are accessible. We recommend that you park in the north east corner of Lot 3 on Stampede Park grounds. That will give you the opportunity to reduce the walk to 330m. Enmax Park is an accessible greenspace with paved paths throughout.

A Shuttle Service will also be operating on a continuous loop going between the Bag Check Tent (near Start Line) and the west side of the pedestrian bridge heading into ENMAX Park. The Shuttle Service Pick Up/Drop Off points are marked on the Venue Map. Please Note: Priority will be given to those who require mobility assistance, but the Shuttle will be open and free to use for all attendees.

Check out the 2026 Spectator Guide for a full breakdown of how to plan your race day. This guide includes:

• How to Download the Tracking App
• Venue Maps for Start Zone and Finish Festival Zone
• Get Your Cheer Signs Ready
• Find Your Location
• At the Finish Line
• Full Course Entertainment List
• Spectating Tips
• Getting to Your Cheer Spot

Make the most out of your Servus Calgary Marathon Race Weekend by downloading the 2026 Official Live Tracking App. Participants and Spectators who use the app will be able to:

• Track progress and results with LIVE TRACKING
• Leaderboards updated in real time
• View interactive course maps
• Stay updated on race information
• Get notifications regarding any changes to the Event Alert System
• Take selfies and post them on social media
• And more!

Don’t miss out on this interactive Servus Calgary Marathon experience, head to the App Store (Apple) or Play Store (Android) to download the latest version of the app. Alternatively, you can view the Tracking App in your browser.

Yes. All Calgary Marathon race courses are professionally measured and certified to ensure they meet their advertised distances.

Course measurements are based on the shortest possible running route using calibrated equipment. The marathon and half marathon courses specifically are certified according to Athletics Alberta, Athletics Canada, AIMS (Association of International Marathons and Distance Races), and World Athletics standards. This certification ensures accuracy and credibility for the course, allowing athletes to receive a certified result that can be used for qualifying standards, records, and rankings, including qualifying for the AbbottWMM MTT.

If your GPS watch records a distance that is longer than the official course, this is completely normal. GPS devices measure the exact path you run, which is rarely the shortest possible route, and are subject to normal variations in accuracy. Your GPS distance can be affected by:

• Physical Blockages and Multipath Errors: Obstructions like dense tree cover, high buildings, or tunnels block signals. Signals can also bounce off surfaces like glass or water before reaching your device, causing location errors (multipath interference).
• Electronic Noise: Nearby high-voltage power lines, faulty electronics, and telecommunications equipment operating on adjacent frequencies can leak electromagnetic noise and disrupt receivers
• The route you actually ran, which is often not the shortest possible path due to taking wide turns, weaving through participants, or leaving the race course

As a result, it is common for GPS watches to display a race distance that is slightly longer than the officially certified course.

Official race results are based on the chip timing system from Startline Timing and will not be adjusted based on individual GPS/watch measurements.

All participants who register for a REGULAR BIB will receive a finisher medal (for 5 km, 10 km, 21.1 km, 42.2 km).

Participants who register for a GREEN BIB will not receive a finisher medal. More details here.

ALL Kids Race participants and Diaper Dash participants WILL receive a medal.

Post-race massages for are available to purchase for both Saturday and Sunday (while quantities last), and will be provided by Massage Heights. Limited spots are available. When you register for your race, you can add a massage to your cart as an add-on product.

You can also add a massage to your existing registration by heading to our "Store" on Race Roster. You will then be prompted to login to your Race Roster account to confirm your registration, then add the product/service to your cart.

We will email you prior to race weekend with more information. On race day (Saturday and Sunday), massages will be given on a first-come first-served basis, but you shouldn't have to wait longer than 10 minutes.

For each distance, prizes will be awarded to the top 3 male athletes and top 3 female athletes, along with the top male/female masters athlete for each race. Awards will be presented on the Enmax Stage in the Post-Race Finish Festival on each race day.

10 km: Saturday @ 9:00AM
5 km: Saturday @ 10:30AM
21.1 km: Sunday @ 9:00AM
42.2 km: Sunday @ 11:00AM

*Times subject to change

Our Post-Race Festival in ENMAX Park will be a great place to reunite with friends/family.

We recommend that you choose areas with less traffic (ex. further into Post-Race Festival) to meet your friends/family as the finish line can be very crowded.

Your race results are posted online in real time through startlinetiming.com and posted on our website. Chip timing will track your start and finish providing quick and accurate results and all runners must use this system. Your chip is attached to your bib, please make sure your bib is visible and not folded for accurate timing. Please note, the chips are disposable and are not required to be returned.

On the back of each bib, there will also be a QR Code that can be scanned and will immediately direct you to this year's live race results.

Results will be updated live HERE.

Yes! We provide Age Category Winners and Non-Binary Category Winners a complimentary ribbon clip that can be added to your finisher medal or displayed.

More details on how this process works can be found here!

Lost & Found will be at the Information Tents in the Enbridge Plaza Start Zone and Enmax Park Festival Area on Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24. Lost & Found items will move to the Run Calgary office following the race and will be kept until Friday June 19 before being donated or discarded.

Email info@calgarymarathon.com with a description of what you are looking for and we will get back to you. Please note: any garments discarded along the start line are considered a donation and will be given a second life. Thank you!

• EAS is a standardized colour-coded system that communicates the projected status of course and venue conditions to all participants, volunteers, event staff and spectators.
• This colour-coded system ranges from Low (GREEN) to Moderate (YELLOW) to High (RED) to Extreme (BLACK). We encourage everyone to familiarize themselves with the EAS colour indicators, watch for updates and plan accordingly.

This information is subject to change.

• Participants, volunteers and event staff will be notified of the projected Event Alert System (EAS) status via email and SMS notifications (if opted in). Updates will be daily and begin the Monday (May 19, 2025) before race day, continuing through race morning.
• In the event that the EAS Status changes, participants, volunteers and event staff will be notified via email, SMS notification (if opted in), PA announcements and social media posts.

This information is subject to change.

• EAS Status will be indicated on-venue via color-coded flags located at Information Tents that are located in the start area and finish/festival area, and on-course at all aid stations. In the event that the EAS Status changes, flags will be updated accordingly to notify participants of the best course of action.
• Listen to the announcements on the start and finish stages, as well as during the awards presentation, as emcees will notify participants, volunteers and spectators of any change in the status.

• With an increase in more frequent weather events, this will be an effective tool for us to communicate event updates to participants, volunteers and staff. 
• EAS is a standardized system that has been utilized and refined by many other prominent race organizations not only within Canada, but also in the United States and abroad. Expect to see it more frequently at most races.

• EAS status levels are based on a variety of factors, including a myriad of weather conditions and event conditions.

• Beginning the Monday of race week, our main EAS page will display the most recent EAS status at the top of the page in the form of a coloured bar with the current status/level stated. 
• Also indicated will be the date and time that the status was last updated.

Register online ›

• Fill in your distance and your details, you will then be asked if you want to participate in the Charity Challenge - Choose YES
• Choose a charity team from the dropdown. Fill in the remainder of the information required and click Continue to Payment at the bottom of the page.

Find this event on your Race Roster dashboard and you can edit your Fundraising page by clicking on 'Edit page' under the Fundraising tab on the right. Once in your fundraising page you can send out emails from Race Roster to your friends and family to support you, post the donation link on your social media and/or copy the link and send it in an email from your own email account!

Click here for a complete step-by-step guide on setting up your fundraising page!

You definitely can! Please follow these three steps to set up your fundraising page.

1. Select this event from the Race Roster dashboard.
2. Click on 'Edit page' under the Fundraising tab on the left.
3. Find and select the charity you would like to support in the 'Select a preferred fundraising organization' dropdown.
4. Customize your page and upload a photo, set a fundraising goal and add a personal message for your 'My Story' section.

When you register please select 'Yes, create a new charity team and add this registrant' under the 'Teams' section. Select 'Fundraising Team' and then type in your team name and select your preferred charity.

*Please contact community@calgarymarathon.com to create a new team and/or have your name added to a specific fundraising team if you have already registered.

When you register please select 'Yes, add this registrant to a charity team created by someone else' under the 'Charity Teams' section. When you start typing in the team name it should start to autopopulate. Select your team and your fundraising will automatically be associated with the preferred charity for that team.

*Please contact community@calgarymarathon.com to have your name added to a specific fundraising team if you have already registered.

Please send any cheque donations made out to the charity directly to the charity, ensuring that you have the name, address and email address for the donor. Also indicate that the donation should go towards the Charity Challenge and your fundraising total.

If someone gives you a cheque in your name and/or cash, you can add their donation to your fundraising page by submitting the donation with your credit card information and their donor information.