How a 100-year-old man made history in Ottawa's 5K race
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Roy Allen, 100, and grandsons Matthieu Bercier, 20, rear, and Justin Bercier, 24, right, near the four-kilometre mark in the 5K event of Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend. PHOTO BY ABYSSINIA ABEBE /Postmedia Article content Ottawa was on fire for 100-year-old Roy Allen on Saturday. Article content But it wasn’t just because he did something no other Canadian his age had ever done before. Article content Article content It was because he did it with a huge smile on his face. Article content Almost every stranger who crossed Allen’s path melted into a smile, and a few broke down in tears. “It’s just …
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