Canada Goose Ultra 2026

The Canada Goose Ultra takes place alongside Wascana Lake in Saskatchewan, offering 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour race durations on a consistent, flat, paved loop. The structure is straightforward: participants complete 4 km laps for the duration of their chosen event, with the start and finish lines located at the Marina Parking Lot in Wascana Park. This event holds the distinction of being Saskatchewan's sole 24-hour run, yet its shorter race options provide accessibility. The 6-hour race serves as a low-pressure introduction to ultra running, while the 12-hour race is suitable for those aiming for a specific distance or seeking to extend their time on their feet. The course winds around Wascana Lake within an urban park setting. The repetitive nature of the loop allows runners to pass their personal aid stations, supporters, and the race hub multiple times. The event operates primarily on a self-supported model, featuring a basic aid station, limited first-aid provisions, and designated space near the start/finish area for personal gear, including chairs, coolers, food, beverages, and family support. All participants who finish at least one lap receive a custom medal. Runners surpassing their previous longest distance are awarded a custom swag item, and those achieving 100 km earn a belt buckle. Throughout the 24-hour race, pizza is served on two occasions, aligning with the event's practical, continuous-lap format.