Top 20 Canadian Running Influencers on Instagram (Jan 2026)

We found 282 running Influencers in Canada
These influencers mention 'running' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Canada. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
01/20/2026
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2. Martina Gebarovska

Canada

Find me in the mountains, running barefoot 🌿, Canmore | Canada elopements @glimpseofadventure pathfinder @fstopgear Prints, workshops, guides ⤵️

Followers
56.9k
Fake followers
21.33%
Engagement rate
6.52%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
male
41.67%
female
58.33%
Top performing Reels
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  2. Where or what is your quiet place? Regardless of me talking a lot when I have things to say, often, especially when in nature, I love to be quiet (except of pointing out all the amazing plants and animals and rocks and clouds). I breath fresh air deeply in and let it fill my lungs, my cells, my whole being. I am quite a master of being fully present when I am in the mountains, near the water source, under the tree or surrounded by blooming flowers on a meadow. On the other hand, I am a total disaster when in the city, at the festival or at the party (yes, I am one of those that can be found in a quiet corner with a doggie or talking to alike soul escaping all that buzz). When there's a lot going on and things get noisy, I get overwhelmingly nervous and I easily loose a track of who I am. At that moment, all I wish is being elsewhere. Or even better - being someone else, someone, who enjoys these places - oh, how my life would be easier when I could JUST enjoy those things!, I often think to myself🙈😅. 🍃 We live in a loud world where TV, music, and smartphones fill the void with white noise. Silence and solitude are broken by the buzz of technology while we call, text, and email to feel less alone. We don't feel comfortable being quiet, so most of the time we fill those precious silent moments with unnecessary words. However, how often do we take the time to sit and enjoy silence? A while ago I mentioned this documentary In Pursuit of Silence and I really really recommend it to everyone. 🍃 Evolutionary, our bodies and minds haven't had time yet to adjust to all the recent artificially created noise around us, therefore we must make an effort and go to our quiet and peaceful place, and feed our mind and body... whether it's in our room with no technology distractions or better - in nature, which is still the most natural place to be for us, humans. 🍃Silence and solitude give us the space to think, act, and play "catch up" with our mind, and can be very healthy for our physical and mental wellbeing. Some of the benefits that silence can provide us (all backed by science) is improving memory, helping to heal our bodies when sick, (continue in the comment below)
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
22.72%
Czech Republic
13.6%
Canada
12.01%
United Kingdom
4.37%
Australia
3.21%
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3. Marissa Papaconstantinou, Ply

Canada

𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐝𝐚’𝐬 𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐑𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫🇨🇦 3 x Paralympian Paralympic & Worlds Medalist Running @on ☁️ For contact: @envision_se

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4. Tess Barclay

Canada

Running ✨social media’s OFFICE ✨ CLOCK-IN!! @busybloomingg tess@busyblooming.ca

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5. Marco Firouz

Canada

Hike Ski Running Adventure 🧗🏼🏄🏼‍♂️🏔📸🏂🚴🏼‍♂️ Here to inspire you to save the beauty of our 🌎 collaboration and hiking inspo👇🏽

Followers
28.1k
Fake followers
17.27%
Engagement rate
1.7%
Average Reel plays
7.2k
Audience gender
male
49.72%
female
50.28%
Top performing Reels
  1. 22.5k
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
26.87%
United States
6.8%
India
6.54%
Russia
5.05%
Iran
4.47%
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6. Audrée Lafrenière

Canada

Québécoise running & skiing in beautiful BC ⛰🏔 @coros_canada ambassador Watch our High Lonesome 100 film 🎥 ⬇️

Followers
20.2k
Fake followers
11.84%
Engagement rate
8.4%
Average Reel plays
21.3k
Audience gender
female
44.25%
male
55.75%
Top performing Reels
  1. 5.9k
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  3. I might be the only one with a bib number and a buckle here, but this race finish was definitely a team effort. I struggled early on with the altitude, and had trouble finding my climbing legs. The foot injury that took me out of the Eiger 100k last year also flared up about 50k in, but this time I was determined not to stop (read: I would not let a medic look at it). 😉 I was excited to pick up my 1st pacer @alpineheather15 at mile 49 after a long and fairly lonely day, but the night was pretty rough. Fighting sleepiness, managing injury and struggling to keep food down (even had a little puke, but not much of a rally). By the time the sun came up, I felt like a shell of a human, surviving on Tylenol and caffeine pills, begging to finally descend (and stay) below 2,800m. After a much needed reset at mile 68, I started feeling better, and could count on @coralcandleford to remind (ahem, force) me to eat every 20 minutes or so, and together we made our way through the final 32 miles, albeit a little slower than I would have liked. While I was in it, I felt like everything was going wrong, and I failed to see that I was actually doing just fine. In hindsight, I am happy with the outcome, and I am proud of how I handled the curveballs thrown at me over the course of those 34 hours. Big thank you to @highlonesome100 for putting on an absolutely world-class event on very challenging terrain. I have nothing but good things to say about each of the many volunteers I’ve come across, and I highly recommend this event to any runner looking to challenge themselves. Thank you also to our partners in this adventure; @lawswhiskey @arcteryxbc @fenixlight and @corosglobal. Your support means the world! Last but not least, thanks to @jpelletier for being supportive and encouraging as ever, and for filming, crewing and getting my pacers out on course (almost) always on time. 😉 photo credit: @mahting_putelis & @jchapell
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
62.54%
United States
17.61%
United Kingdom
3.57%
France
1.56%
Italy
1.56%
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7. Ruthie Melodie

Canada

• Watch our family grow ❤️ • Wifey💍 • Mama • Wanna Be Entrepreneur • Running on Caffeine ☕ , Chaos 🌪 & Amazon Prime

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8. Matt Galloway

Canada

I listen for a living on CBC Radio. Might be out running.

Followers
11.1k
Fake followers
11.79%
Engagement rate
7.76%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
65.9%
male
34.1%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
91.23%
United States
4.1%
United Kingdom
0.97%
Italy
0.36%
Mexico
0.32%
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9. Dominique Louise | adventuring

Canada

Running a year round fishing lodge on an island in Northeastern Ontario! Nothing curated just relatable 📍 Temagami, ON #ramakkosfieldteam

Followers
10.5k
Fake followers
17.55%
Engagement rate
1.86%
Average Reel plays
5.5k
Audience gender
female
57.73%
male
42.27%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
65.74%
United States
20.33%
United Kingdom
1.8%
India
1.31%
Indonesia
0.82%
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10. Jillian 🇨🇦 - The Coffee Obsessed Flight Attendant

Canada

✨🤙Forever balancing the Art of Slow Living & YOLO ✈️🏃‍♀️Likely running (at a very average pace) to a coffee shop 🥒📖 Here for the plot, & the pickles

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11. Josée Levesque

Canada

founder @strideactive marketing @wheelhousewpg

Followers
9.2k
Fake followers
20.28%
Engagement rate
2.36%
Average Reel plays
5.8k
Audience gender
male
31.3%
female
68.7%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
80.43%
United States
8.26%
Australia
1.22%
India
0.96%
United Kingdom
0.65%
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12. Mark🇨🇦

Canada

Started KETO 03/18 🏋️ ⬇️100lbs 🇨🇦 Food◾ Recipes ◾Workouts◾Reviews and running HW: 300+ SW: 285 CW: 210 GW: 190

Followers
9.2k
Fake followers
17.96%
Engagement rate
1.2%
Average Reel plays
2k
Audience gender
male
21.31%
female
78.69%
Top performing Reels
  1. 8.2k
  2. 7.5k
  3. 4.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
59.07%
Canada
23.44%
United Kingdom
5.28%
Australia
1.44%
Mexico
0.65%
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13. marcus smith

Canada

welcome to my training journal ✞ the road to my first marathon 🏁 fuelled by @teamallmax + @reignbodyfuel re-building @creatorsoftoday

Followers
8.5k
Fake followers
26.8%
Engagement rate
1.55%
Average Reel plays
2k
Audience gender
male
49.18%
female
50.82%
Top performing Reels
  1. 13.5k
  2. 10.7k
  3. 9.8k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
48.88%
United States
31.55%
United Kingdom
4.78%
Australia
1.16%
India
1.12%
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14. Kath

Canada

🏔️ Vancouver, BC 🌊 east coast gal on the west coast 🫶🏼 running | cycling | hiking | skiing | travelling 💌 itswestcoastkath@gmail.com

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15. ahh.noke

Canada

Keep showing up. Community • Running • Scarborough @escape_to___ @ubuntu.fam @fewer.roads @_crs_foundation

Followers
8k
Fake followers
9.89%
Engagement rate
6.39%
Average Reel plays
9k
Audience gender
female
47.63%
male
52.37%
Top performing Reels
  1. 2.1k
  2. 1.4k
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Canada
86.36%
United States
7.67%
Mexico
0.51%
Philippines
0.41%
United Kingdom
0.37%
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16. Daniel Lacroix - French/English

Canada

Here, you’ll find a soul that beats for long-distance trail running. 🏃‍♂️ 🏔️🔥 100k: 7:56 / 42k: 2:37 / 21k: 1:17 / 10k: 34’26

Followers
7.5k
Fake followers
21.13%
Engagement rate
4.38%
Average Reel plays
858
Audience gender
male
25.25%
female
74.75%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
23.08%
Canada
12.21%
France
11.04%
Germany
6.34%
Brazil
4.99%
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18. Savannah Locke

Canada

🏃🏻‍♀️ Running & lifestyle in Vancouver 🎤 ‘Conversational Pace’ – interviews on fitness, career, and mental health while running 💌savlocke@gmail.com

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19. Amanda Regnier | Running Coach

Canada

🏃🏼‍♀️Where running meets science 🤝🏼 🎓🔜 PhD Exercise Phys + Nutrition 📍 Calgary, AB 🇨🇦

Followers
6.8k
Fake followers
17.82%
Engagement rate
1.46%
Average Reel plays
1.6k
Audience gender
male
55.11%
female
44.89%
Top performing Reels
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  2. Garmin told me my training was “unproductive” today Usually, I would just ignore it - I’M the run coach, NOT Garmin But lately, I have been paying close attention to what is happening in my training and when I get the “unproductive” note I’ve been sick since New Year’s day (even though I stayed in and didn’t drink NYE) - and today was my first run back. So yes, makes sense my effort was higher than normal for the pace I ran Then the last time I got the “unproductive” note, I was running through snow. Again, my effort is going to be higher than normal for the pace I ran But does this mean my training was “unproductive”? Should I have skipped my run because it was useless? No, training was not “unproductive” in either case - and there was no need to skip either run Although I would prefer Garmin used a different word - the “unproductive” note can be a great tool, as it may highlight potential issues in training For example, if every workout is “unproductive” - and you are unsure why, it could be a sign that you need to adjust your training intensity and/or improve recovery between sessions The key takeaway is that if you see the “unproductive” note on your Garmin- I wouldn’t take it at face value. Rather, use it as a prompt to reflect on your training 👌🏼 . 👟 Under Armour Infinite Pro Warm . #sundayrun #longrun #halfmarathon #halfmarathontraining🏃🏻‍♀️ #marathontraining #runningcommunity #sundayrunday #runnerslife #canadianrunning #canadianrunner #yycrun #yycrunning #runhappy #winterrunning
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
44.11%
United States
22.74%
United Kingdom
3.57%
Brazil
2.67%
Australia
2.18%
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20. Philippe Fortin

Canada

MTL, 🇲🇶,🇨🇦, Fr/En, husband,dad of 2 17 x 42.1k and 1x100km retour à la #courseapied /#running comeback Éducateur en CPE/ Early childhood educator

Followers
6.7k
Fake followers
19.85%
Engagement rate
3.03%
Average Reel plays
31
Audience gender
male
51.57%
female
48.43%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
31.14%
Canada
17.94%
France
8.99%
United Kingdom
7.65%
Brazil
4.48%
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