September 12, 2026
Ottawa Superwalk 2026
9:30 am - 1:00 pm
102 Greenview Ave, Ottawa ON K2B 8J8
About Event
Join us for the Ottawa SuperWalk 2026 from 9:30a.m – 1:00p.m. on September 12th, 2026, at Ron Kolbus Lakeside Center, Ottawa for a community event raising awareness and support for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their families. This family-friendly walk welcomes participants of all ages and abilities to come together, connect with the community, and make a difference. SuperWalk events support Parkinson Canada’s programs, services, advocacy efforts, and research initiatives.
Admission is free, however, online registration prior to the event is preferred. While there is no cost to participate, donations and fundraising are encouraged to help support those affected by Parkinson’s disease and advance research toward better treatments and care.
Whether you walk in support of a loved one, as someone impacted by Parkinson’s, or simply to support a meaningful cause, every step helps strengthen our community and create a brighter future for those living with Parkinson’s. Come walk with us at the Ottawa SuperWalk 2026 and help make every step count.
Contact Information:
Phone: 1(800)-565-3000
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.parkinson.ca/event/superwalk/
Hosted by Parkinson Canada
Parkinson Canada is the national charitable organization dedicated to supporting people living with Parkinson\’s disease across Canada. The organization serves as a leading voice for the Parkinson\’s community through education, support services, advocacy, and research funding
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