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Join Community Living Dryden-Sioux Lookout, the Ontario Provincial Police, and Dryden Fire Service for the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run in support of Special Olympics Ontario.
The annual event brings community together to celebrate inclusion, ability, and the achievements of Special Olympics athletes while raising awareness and support for the Special Olympics movement.
Whether you choose to walk, run, ride, or roll, everyone is welcome to participate.
After the Torch Run, participants and supporters are invited to stay for a community BBQ and car wash at the Fire Hall.
This is a wonderful opportunity to come together with friends, family, local organizations, and community partners to support a meaningful cause and promote a more inclusive community for
Hope to see you there!
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