Ontario Roadrunners Association

A division of the Ontario Track & Field Association, your official governing body for the sport of running in Ontario.

Contact Information
Ontario Roadrunners Association
Suite 158
Toronto, Ontario
M4E 1G3

ORA Hotline 416 690-2230 (24 hours)
Long distance Toll Free 800 567-3158 (24 hours)
ORA Office 416-691-9556 (24 hours)

What Is The Ontario Roadrunners Association?

The Ontario Roadrunners Association, ORA, is a non-profit organization which promotes roadrunning and provides runners of all ages and abilities the opportunity to achieve personal excellence through programs and services founded on the principles of safety and fairplay.

The ORA is a division of the Ontario Track and Field Association which oversees the development of roadrunning in the province.

Programs and Services

Informative running magazine
Ensure race quality and safety with standardized ROAD RACE ACCREDITATION program
Provincial race calendar
Provincial championships
Provincial running club directory
Race course certification program
Quality check forms providing runner feedback to race directors
ORA representation at accredited races

Benefits of Membership

The membership year is now a rolling year, so whenever you join you get twelve full months of benefits
Six issues of the ROADRUNNER magazine. This will keep you informed on upcoming race dates, favourite races, club profiles, race results, articles and other roadrunning events in Ontario
Reduced entry fee at many ORA/OTFA accredited races
Insurance. As a member you will be covered by insurance at all ORA/OTFA sanctioned events. The insurance package includes sports accident and liability coverage for volunteers and runners
A membership number enabling entry into international races
Toll-free Race Hotline, for people outside the Metro Toronto area, with up to date information on future races
Opportunity to participate in ORA meetings
Some store discounts
Enjoy the camaraderie and establish lifelong friendships as a member of Ontario's running community

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