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🔴 LIVE: CIBC Run for the Cure | Canada's Biggest Breast Cancer Fundraiser | Vancouver October 4 2026
LIVE CIBC Run for the Cure and Vancouver City Views — LIVE as thousands run the CIBC Run for the Cure along the False Creek seawall, past Olympic Village and across the Cambie Bridge. Sunday, October 4, 2026. 00:00 CIBC Run for the Cure Livestream 04:00 Start Line Prep & Inflation 10:00 Shouting out our Volunteers! 1:14:00 Opening Ceremony & Speeches 1:30:00 Bagpipers Performance 1:38:00 Moving to Starting Line & Mini Racers 1:56:00 Run Starts! (1K & 5K Walk/Run) 2:17:00 First Finishers Cross the Line! 3:41:00 Closing & That’s a Wrap! 🏃♀️ WHAT YOU'RE WATCHING The 35th annual CIBC Run for the Cure, live from False Creek. The Vancouver course starts at Concord Community Park (88 Pacific Blvd) beside BC Place, runs east through Chinatown, south down Quebec Street past Science World, west along the seawall through Olympic Village, then back north over the Cambie Bridge to the finish. Our cameras hold the Quebec Street stretch, the Olympic Village seawall and the full Cambie Bridge crossing. ⏱️ HOW THE MORNING RUNS (Pacific Time) Site opens and t-shirt pickup at 7:45am. Opening ceremonies at 8:30am. Both the 1K and the 5K start together at 9:30am. Lead runners reach the Olympic Village seawall within about ten minutes, and the Cambie Bridge fills from roughly 9:45 to 10:30. Road closures lift at 11:00am and the course clears. 🌸 WHY EVERYTHING IS PINK This is Canada's largest breast cancer fundraiser, bringing together tens of thousands of people in more than 50 communities nationwide, and it's CIBC's 30th year as title partner. The Canada Place Sails of Light are lit pink October 3 and 4 for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. An estimated 32,400 women and 300 men in Canada will be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2026, and one in eight Canadian women will face it in her lifetime. The five-year survival rate is now 90%, and the death rate has nearly halved since the early 1990s. 💗 DONATE Donations to the Vancouver run stay open after race day and fund research, clinical trials, support programs and advocacy, including the push to lower the screening age to 40. Link in the pinned comment. 🚧 DRIVING TODAY Pacific Blvd from Nelson to Quebec, Pat Quinn Way and the Cambie Bridge off-ramp are closed 5:00am to 2:00pm. Expo Blvd, Keefer, Abbott, Carrall, Quebec St, Terminal westbound, 2nd Ave, W 6th Ave and the Cambie Bridge northbound are closed 9:00 to 11:00am. 🎥 THE SETUP AXIS PTZ cameras and an AXIS T8351 Mk II mic on a private Vancouver rooftop, running 24/7 through OBS and ffmpeg. Live city ambience only — crowd noise, the start horn, traffic and gulls. No music, no commentary. 🔔 MORE LIVE VANCOUVER Subscribe for daily False Creek and Vancouver Harbour streams, Canada Place cruise arrivals, Science World and BC Place at night, dragon boats and sunsets. All streams: https://www.youtube.com/@VancouverCityViews/streams Video hub: https://home.vancouvercityviews.com/videos/ #RunForTheCure #CIBCRunForTheCure #Vancouver #FalseCreek #OlympicVillage #CambieBridge #VancouverSeawall #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #ScienceWorld #BCPlace #VancouverCityViews #VancouverLive #LiveCam #BritishColumbia