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Sun Run 2022: A Community Celebration

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Vancouvers Sun Run attracts 57,518 participants, marking a significant event in its 41-year history. Moms like Allison Sanghe and Cynthia Sedun, who took a break for years, returned to walk the route with their kids, turning it into a family affair. Walkers started later, with some even pushing strollers, like Dani Lloyd from Kamloops, who achieved her one-year postpartum goal. Newcomers, such as international students Bella Kim and Henry Park, also joined, feeling the nerves but gearing up together. Race director Tim Hopkins celebrated the event as a win for everyone, from pros to those easing back into fitness, highlighting its role in uniting the community.

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Sun Run 2022: A Community Celebration

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sun Run 2022: A Community Celebration. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 19th. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News today, powered by AI. Vancouver's sun run pulled in 57,518 participants this year, marking the second biggest crowd in its 41. Year history for the 10-kilometer race through downtown. Moms like Allison Sanghae and Cynthia Sedum jump back in after long breaks, Sanghae away for 15 years, walking the route while their kids ran. Ahead, turning it into a family affair on a perfect sunny Sunday. Walkers kicked off later than the elite runners, stretching with friends and family, some even pushing strollers like Danny Lloyd from Comloops. Hitting her one-year postpartum goal with her one-year-old daughter Andy, newcomers such as international students, Bella Cam and Henry Park felt the nerves about the distance, but geared up together near the Vancouver Art. Gallery, joining the high spirits in the massive crowd, raised director Tim Hopkins called it a win. For everyone from pros to folks easing back into fitness, celebrating how the event unites

1:03the community on. Such a vibrant day.

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