July 1st Run For Reconciliation

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July 1st Run For Reconciliation RunRemRec is a 3 km walk or 5 km Run to acknowledge and remember Children of Residential Schools

09/15/2026

The 6th Annual Orange Shirt Day Run & Walk hosted by Indigenous Runners Alliance is happening on Sunday, September 27!

Join us at Kinsmen Park as we gather to honour residential school survivors, remember the children who were never returned home, and support the continued work toward truth, healing, and reconciliation.

Whether you plan to walk or run, it’s your race at your own pace through Edmonton's beautiful River Valley trails and pavement.

Event proceeds directly supports local Indigenous sports initiatives
OrangeShirtDay.org

All are welcome!

For more information and how to register visit
Indigenousrunner.com

Today we received a $5000 donation for the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Society. We are extremely grateful for the kind-h...
09/10/2026

Today we received a $5000 donation for the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Society. We are extremely grateful for the kind-hearted donation. With our event being cancelled this year we were unable to raise funds like we usually do and we know it means so much to our local Elders and Knowledge Keepers who find support, friendship and community with this amazing organization.
Tomorrow out RunRemRec team will be visiting our seniors with bannock and tea and we are so excited to tell them how much was raised.
From the entire RunRemRec team- Thank you!
If you would like to show your support please visit our website at:
https://runremrec.square.site/
Or you can go directly to the Canada Helps donation page here:
https://www.canadahelps.org/en/pages/runremrec-fundraiser-for-the-edmonton-aboriginal-s/

It takes a community and every single step counts. 🧡
Feeling so much gratitude right now.

07/06/2026

Healing Garden today 🧡

While the Healing Garden will not be filled with orange ribbons tomorrow, I have hopes that we can gather here soon. Tom...
07/01/2026

While the Healing Garden will not be filled with orange ribbons tomorrow, I have hopes that we can gather here soon. Tomorrow morning I will take time to reflect and think of those affected by Residential Schools. I will still ensure to honor and remember the past before we celebrate the future.
Thank you for all the messages and understanding through this unprecedented weather. It has warmed my heart to hear how important this event is to do many people.
Our team has done our best to get the word out that we will not be gathering tomorrow, and we will meet soon to discuss alternate options. Please have a safe and peaceful Canada Day.
See you all soon.
🧡 -Amanda

POSTPONED/CANCELLED ⚠️------------------------------------With heavy hearts we share some disappointing news about this ...
06/29/2026

POSTPONED/CANCELLED ⚠️
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With heavy hearts we share some disappointing news about this year’s event.

Due to severe waterlogging and safety concerns, the RunRemRec team has made the difficult decision to cancel/postpone the 6th Annual July 1st Run-Walk for Reconciliation.

We have been monitoring the areas closely, but the St. Albert Healing Garden is currently completely inaccessible due to high water levels, there are large areas of the paths along the river that are covered in water, and Lions Park remains heavily saturated and unsuitable for a large gathering.

Our hope is that we could postpone and plan something before the end of summer. Perhaps this year will look a bit different, but the Orange ribbons are important to so many - including many Elders - and we want to ensure we find a way to create space for this.

Water is a living force meant for emotional and historical healing—a meaning that right now is deeply felt in special spaces like the St. Albert Healing Garden. It has been said that water retains the history of the ancestors who traveled upon it and the stories of the land it has shaped. Because rivers flow and change, they symbolize adaptability and resilience. They remind people that life is not static; it bends, overcomes obstacles, and carves new paths when blocked. With this in mind we feel that it is important to honor what the water and nature are saying.

⚠️ORDERS- We will be at Lion’s Park this evening- Monday, June 29th from 5:30 - 7:30 for swag pick up for those that ordered items. If this day does not work for you please email us for alternate arrangements at [email protected]

We will update any new plans as soon as we know. Thank you for understanding and we hope to see you all soon.
Donations to the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Association can be made here:
https://www.canadahelps.org/en/pages/runremrec-fundraiser-for-the-edmonton-aboriginal-s/

If you have questions you can email us:
[email protected]

With recent heavy rainfall we have some flooding along the river. This will affect the route for July 1st. However, our ...
06/26/2026

With recent heavy rainfall we have some flooding along the river. This will affect the route for July 1st. However, our team is working on a new route that will keep everyone's feet dry. We will be monitoring the situation and plan to go ahead rain or shine.
I know that a lot of participants don't always register because it is a free event, however, it's very important that you register this year because that is how you will receive communications regarding any changes.

You can register at:
https://runremrec.square.site/

We may have to adjust but ultimately this event is about community and gathering. And we look forward to seeing you all rain or shine on July 1st. 🧡

06/19/2026
06/12/2026

Join us July 1st in St. Albert for the 6th annual Run/Walk for Reconciliation to honour the survivors of Residential schools.
Registration is free.







Thank you to our sponsors

🧡 Every step counts. Every dollar makes an impact. 🧡As we gear up for the 6th Annual Run/Walk for Reconciliation this Ju...
06/09/2026

🧡 Every step counts. Every dollar makes an impact. 🧡
As we gear up for the 6th Annual Run/Walk for Reconciliation this July 1st at Lions Park, we are incredibly proud to share that 100% of this year’s donations will be going directly to the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre (EASC).
Why the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre?
Reconciliation isn't just about acknowledging the past—it’s about actively supporting the survivors, family members, and Elders who carry our history and guide our future. We are thankful they have a warm and welcoming community space like the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors centre.

You can donate here:
https://www.canadahelps.org/en/pages/runremrec-fundraiser-for-the-edmonton-aboriginal-s/

Find more information and register to attend at:

https://runremrec.square.site/

We look forward to walking with you on July 1st.

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