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Pomerleau wins Quebec City Marathon women's title in postpartum comeback

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On October 7, 2026, Canadian Running Magazine reported that Caroline Pomerleau of Quebec City won the women's title at the Beneva Quebec City Marathon in her first marathon back after giving birth, finishing in 2:42:48 and setting a new women's course record. The report said she crossed the finish line holding her young daughter, Charlène. Currently, this event has only this one report, with no other sources adding details or presenting conflicting accounts.

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New mom Caroline Pomerleau wins Quebec City Marathon and sets course record

Quebec City's Caroline Pomerleau won the Beneva Quebec City Marathon women's title in 2:42:48 in her first marathon since becoming a mother, breaking the current women's course record and finishing with her young daughter, Charlène, in her arms.

Canadian Running Magazine