Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Take part in our Community Treasure Hunt!

Find the hidden treasure bag at one of our beautiful parks, trails or greenspaces around the Town of Quispamsis and bring the card inside to the qplex administration office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to have your name entered into a prize draw!

You could win special pass for this year's Canada Day celebration and a $100 gift card!

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Take part in our Community Treasure Hunt!

Find the hidden treasure bag at one of our beautiful parks, trails or greenspaces around the Town of Quispamsis and bring the card inside to the qplex administration office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to have your name entered into a prize draw!

You could win special pass for this year's Canada Day celebration and a $100 gift card!

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Take part in our Community Treasure Hunt!

Find the hidden treasure bag at one of our beautiful parks, trails or greenspaces around the Town of Quispamsis and bring the card inside to the qplex administration office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to have your name entered into a prize draw!

You could win special pass for this year's Canada Day celebration and a $100 gift card!

Residents are invited to take part in this year’s Community Challenge for ParticipACTION and help the town win up to $100,000.

ParticipACTION runs June 1-30 across Canada, ultimately recognizing Canada’s Most Active Community. This year’s local Community Challenge theme is “Walk Circles Around Quispamsis.”

It is approximately 40 kms to walk or run in a complete circle around the town limits.

Mayor Libby O’Hara is encouraging residents to walk, run and ride to see how many times the community can complete the "circle."

O'Hara has pledged to walk three complete “circles,” or 120 km, during the month of June. She is encouraging other residents to join in and track their distances walked on streets, trails or anywhere else. Later in June, you can share your results so they can be tallied up.

To participate, register online at participaction.com.

At the conclusion of the challenge, Canada’s Most Active Community will receive $100,000 to support local physical activity and sports initiatives.

Take part in our Community Treasure Hunt!

Find the hidden treasure bag at one of our beautiful parks, trails or greenspaces around the Town of Quispamsis and bring the card inside to the qplex administration office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to have your name entered into a prize draw!

You could win special pass for this year's Canada Day celebration and a $100 gift card!

We are holding an open house to discuss the findings and feedback from public consultations on the future of Cedar Ridge Park.

It will be held Wednesday, June 12, 6-7:30 p.m. at Quispamsis Town Hall Council Chambers, with a formal presentation at 6:30 p.m.

Join us and have your say!