Ottawa Citizen
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May 23, 2026
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Marathoner runs to continue the legacy of legendary Tom Longboat
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Kristian Jamieson, 24, is the great-great-grandson of 1907 Boston Marathon champion Tom Longboat. PHOTO BY TONY CALDWELL /POSTMEDIA Article content When 24-year-old Kristian Jamieson runs, he always sees one person ahead of him. Article content “I always ask myself, ‘Would he be proud of what I’m doing?’” Article content Article content Jamieson is an Upper Cayuga runner who will lining up against the elite field in Sunday’s Ottawa International Marathon, part of Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend. Before relocating to Niagara, Jamieson grew up on Six Nations of the Grand River reserve — a place tha…
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