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Welcome to the 2nd annual Bunny Run! After a thrilling debut in 2025, The Bunny Run is expanding to include a 10k route.

This Easter weekend race is ideal for novice runners or the more competitive runners looking to warm up before a busy summer of competition. Each route is timed but no winner. Everyone who participates receives a medal as this event is designed to celebrate active participation and embrace community spirit.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday April 4, 2026
Time: 11:45am Warm-Up, 12:00pm 10k Start, 12:10pm 5k Start, 12:20pm 2k Start
Location: Robert Simpson Park
Course Route: See photos below.

Course:

• The 2km race starts on a paved trail followed by sidewalk and roadside running back to the finish line.
• The 5km race starts on a paved trail followed by sidewalk and roadside running, in to the Gillies Grove Nature Trail, back to roadside/sidewalk back to the park at the finish line.
• The 10km route starts on a trail followed by sidewalk and roadside running to the dirt trail and back to roadside/sidewalk to the finish line.

Included in Registration:

• Finishing medal
• Race timing
• Loot bag
• Personalized race bib*
• Recovery snacks/drinks
• Finish line photo
• Bag check
• Group warm-up/stretch
  * Personalized bibs are only available if you register by February 28, 2026

Optional Add-Ons:

• Performance t-shirt (unisex, women's and children's sizes available)

Course Features:

• Festive course markers (directional and distance)
• Volunteers at turns/intersections
• Four water stations
• First-Aid services available at start/finish with the ability to mobilize

Purchase an event t-shirt online prior to the event and save! A limited number of shirts will be available for purchase at the event. When purchasing online you will be prompted to a questionnaire that allows you to choose colour and size.

The Bunny Run is also proud to partner with local businesses. Each registrant will receive a medal and if you visit their establishment on race day, you will receive a certain item or discount. Full details to follow. Participating businesses will be released TBD.

Interested in volunteering at the event? Complete the form here.

Thank you to our sponsors:

• Jennifer Charlebois-Robillard - Desjardins Insurance
• Home Front Services
• Cavanagh Construction
• Kirk Orthodontics
• No Frills
• Montu

Join an Iranian egg painting project to celebrate Nowruz (Persian New Year/Spring Equinox) with remarkable artist Saba Zamani – this event is free and for all ages.

Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors at Home invites you to an enjoyable evening of music, memories, and community connection. This special event is generously hosted by CIBC, with all proceeds supporting our programs and services that help local seniors live safely and comfortably at home.

Friday, April 10th at the Arnprior Legion (49 Daniel Street). Doors open at 6:00 PM and trivia begins at 7:00 PM.

The evening will feature a variety of familiar music from different eras, along with easy-to-follow trivia questions designed for all to enjoy. You are welcome to bring a team of up to 8 people. The cost is $20 per person.

The event will be hosted by Aerik Watson, bringing an engaging and entertaining “Trivia with a Twist” experience. In addition to the trivia, there will be door prizes, a 50/50 draw, and a bake sale. Guests are also encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item for the local food bank to receive an extra entry for a door prize.

By attending, you are directly supporting Seniors at Home and helping us continue to provide essential services to seniors in our community.

To register, please email shannon.dupuis@cibc.com or call 613-623-4248 ext. 300.

We hope you will join us for this special evening.

DINERS’ CLUB

Wednesday, April 15^th,2026

5:00pm to 7:00pm

                                    JIM’S RESTAURANT

Choice 1 pc fish and chips or hot hamburger with mashed potatoes

(Includes soup, dessert and tea or coffee)

Tickets:  $25.00 (need to be purchased by Friday April 10^th by noon)

ENTERTAINMENT by

Rick Leben

Interested in running for municipal office? Join one of our upcoming Candidate Information Sessions to learn what it takes to serve on Council and better understand the responsibilities of local government.

Guest Speaker

The sessions will be led by Nigel Bellchamber, an experienced municipal professional who has worked in municipal finance with the Ontario government, served as Commissioner of Finance for the City of London, and as Chief Administrative Officer for Middlesex County. He has also trained municipal staff and councils through Amberly Gavel and N.G. Bellchamber & Associates.

What You’ll Learn

Each session will provide an overview of:

• The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Council’s roles and responsibilities
• Municipal powers
• Personal responsibility as an elected official
• The public’s role in local government
• The difference between governance and administration
• The impacts of serving on Council on family life
• And more

Registration

Registration is free.
To sign up, contact by email or phone, or register online:

• Email: info@admastonbromley.com
• Phone: (613) 432-2885
• Online registration available through the links below

Session Dates & Locations

April 23

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Eganville Arena (178 Jane St., Eganville) - Registration Link Here
• 7:00 – 9:30 PM at Murray Yantha Community Centre (2473 Russett Dr., McNab/Braeside) - Registration Link Here

April 24

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Petawawa Civic Centre (16 Civic Centre Rd., Petawawa) - Registration Link Here
• 2:00 – 4:30 PM Virtual Session via Zoom - Registration Link Here

All sessions will cover the same information, so you can attend the one that works best for your schedule.

Interested in running for municipal office? Join one of our upcoming Candidate Information Sessions to learn what it takes to serve on Council and better understand the responsibilities of local government.

Guest Speaker

The sessions will be led by Nigel Bellchamber, an experienced municipal professional who has worked in municipal finance with the Ontario government, served as Commissioner of Finance for the City of London, and as Chief Administrative Officer for Middlesex County. He has also trained municipal staff and councils through Amberly Gavel and N.G. Bellchamber & Associates.

What You’ll Learn

Each session will provide an overview of:

• The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Council’s roles and responsibilities
• Municipal powers
• Personal responsibility as an elected official
• The public’s role in local government
• The difference between governance and administration
• The impacts of serving on Council on family life
• And more

Registration

Registration is free.
To sign up, contact by email or phone, or register online:

• Email: info@admastonbromley.com
• Phone: (613) 432-2885
• Online registration available through the links below

Session Dates & Locations

April 23

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Eganville Arena (178 Jane St., Eganville) - Registration Link Here
• 7:00 – 9:30 PM at Murray Yantha Community Centre (2473 Russett Dr., McNab/Braeside) - Registration Link Here

April 24

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Petawawa Civic Centre (16 Civic Centre Rd., Petawawa) - Registration Link Here
• 2:00 – 4:30 PM Virtual Session via Zoom - Registration Link Here

All sessions will cover the same information, so you can attend the one that works best for your schedule.

Interested in running for municipal office? Join one of our upcoming Candidate Information Sessions to learn what it takes to serve on Council and better understand the responsibilities of local government.

Guest Speaker

The sessions will be led by Nigel Bellchamber, an experienced municipal professional who has worked in municipal finance with the Ontario government, served as Commissioner of Finance for the City of London, and as Chief Administrative Officer for Middlesex County. He has also trained municipal staff and councils through Amberly Gavel and N.G. Bellchamber & Associates.

What You’ll Learn

Each session will provide an overview of:

• The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
• Council’s roles and responsibilities
• Municipal powers
• Personal responsibility as an elected official
• The public’s role in local government
• The difference between governance and administration
• The impacts of serving on Council on family life
• And more

Registration

Registration is free.
To sign up, contact by email or phone, or register online:

• Email: info@admastonbromley.com
• Phone: (613) 432-2885
• Online registration available through the links below

Session Dates & Locations

April 23

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Eganville Arena (178 Jane St., Eganville) - Registration Link Here
• 7:00 – 9:30 PM at Murray Yantha Community Centre (2473 Russett Dr., McNab/Braeside) - Registration Link Here

April 24

• 2:00 – 4:30 PM at Petawawa Civic Centre (16 Civic Centre Rd., Petawawa) - Registration Link Here
• 2:00 – 4:30 PM Virtual Session via Zoom - Registration Link Here

All sessions will cover the same information, so you can attend the one that works best for your schedule.