Canadian road races deal with security issues after Boston bombing

Posted April 15, 2013 11:38 pm.

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Monday’s tragedy in Boston has left Canadian race directors with the added challenge of guaranteeing safety of participants and spectators in events that routinely draw people in by the thousands.

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