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Vancouver streets to close for annual Sun Run

Vancouver, BCLocal News

The 41st annual Sun Run in Vancouver will occur on Sunday, April 27, attracting tens of thousands of runners. The race will prompt extensive road closures beginning at 5 a. m. , with the actual event starting at 8 a. m.

Georgia Street will be fully closed between Seymour and Bute streets until 11:30 a. m. , while other streets like Denman and Beach Avenue will also see significant restrictions. Notably, the Burrard Bridge will be closed until noon, impacting traffic flow. A list of alternate transit options will be provided online to help commuters navigate the disruptions.

This event is one of the largest 10-kilometre runs in North America, highlighting Vancouver's active community. Local officials emphasize the importance of public safety and accessibility during the run. Participants are encouraged to arrive early and plan their routes accordingly.

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