Who Runs This Town
Who Runs This Town
Ever wonder who really runs this town? We are on a mission to find out. Who Runs This Town? profiles the real leaders of Canada’s communities through a unique perspective…a pair of running shoes. We share stories from a wide range of inspirational Canadians, who all happen to be runners. This is not a hard-core running show, it is meant to inspire viewers to get outside, explore their communities, and do some good.
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