Marathon weekend has arrived in Canada’s greatest metropolis, and the 2025 TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon is about to welcome a report variety of members for Sunday’s marathon and half-marathon races. Whether or not you’re cheering from the streets of Toronto, throughout the nation or tuning in from overseas, right here’s every thing you’ll want to know concerning the Canadian elites racing and the best way to comply with the motion.
Canadian feminine elite subject
Rachel Hannah – Port Elgin, Ont. (2:32:09, 2016)
Dayna Pidhoresky – Vancouver (2:29:03, 2019)
Liza Howard – Toronto (2:35:29, 2022)
Eliyah Brawdy – Smithers, B.C. (2:35:33, 2025)
Brittany Moran – Toronto (2:33:37, 2021)
Makenna Fitzgerald – Calgary (2:37:56, 2025)
Emily Andrews – Vancouver (2:39:40, 2024)
Lindsay Lamrock – Charlottetown, P.E.I. (2:39.49, 2025)
Canadian male elite subject
Ben Flanagan – Kitchener, Ont. (debut)
Andrew Alexander – Toronto (2:12:55, 2025)
Phil Parrot-Migas – London, Ont. (2:13:24, 2025)
Kieran McDonald – Halifax (2:17:48, 2024)
Blair Morgan – Ottawa (2:17:35, 2019)
Sergio Raez Villanueva – Mississauga, Ont. (2:18:04, 2022)
Is Ben Flanagan prepared for his TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon debut?
Marathon and half-marathon occasions (Oct. 19)
7:57 a.m. Wheelchair Race Begin (Location: Yonge St., close to Elm St.)
8:00 a.m. Marathon and Half-Marathon Begin (Location: Yonge St., close to Elm St.)
11:30 a.m. Marathon awards ceremony (Fundamental Stage, Nathan Phillips Sq.)
12:15 p.m. Half-Marathon course closes
3:15 p.m. Marathon course closes, end line closes
Main course change coming to TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon
How one can watch
If there’s one factor Canada Working Sequence prides itself on with the TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon, it’s the accessible livestream. Final yr’s broadcast of the TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon reached 87,000 screens throughout 70 international locations, and this yr, organizers wish to prime that quantity—streaming the 2025 race throughout eight completely different platforms.
The simplest approach to watch from Canada is on the TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon app, the official web site or CBCSports.ca. The stream will start at 7:00 a.m. ET.
