Tag: Wounded Warrior Run BC

Wounded Warriors 2026 B.C. run to arrive in Comox Valley Wednesday evening

The Wounded Warriors 2026 B.C. Run leaves Campbell River this morning as runners head to the Comox Valley.

2018 Wounded Warrior Run BC underway

PORT HARDY, BC- The 2018 Wounded Warrior Run BC has left its starting point of Port Hardy. Participants left Port...

Wounded Warrior Run BC wraps up this weekend

Runners are making their way to Nanaimo today from the Comox Valley as part of the Wounded Warrior Run...

Wounded Warrior Run BC gets underway

The 2017 Wounded Warrior Run BC gets underway today in Port Hardy. The annual run down Vancouver Island raises...

Getting set for the 2017 Wounded Warrior Run BC

Final preparations are underway for the 2017 Wounded Warrior Run BC. The annual event kicks off in Port Hardy...
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