The Terry Fox Run

Terry: A CTV Original MovieTomorrow September 18th, 2005 is the second Sunday after Labour Day. It is also traditionally the day for the annual Terry Fox Run. Terry Fox is an inspirational individual who brought cancer awareness to the forefront during his Marathon of Hope attempt to run from Canada’s Atlantic coast to its Paciric coast.

Amazingly, Terry ran on one leg (his right leg was amputated due to cancer), and completed more than half of the journey before succumbing to a cancer relapse just outside of Thunder Bay, Ontario. His memory lives on with The Terry Fox Foundation, which has raised more than $360 million with runs hosted in 50 countries in Terry’s name.

I also saw a 2 hour CTV original made-for-television special Terry, starring Shawn Ashmore, tonight. I was inspired to write a review of the movie on BlogCritics to help promote cancer awareness. I will post the review link here when BlogCritics publishes the review! BlogCritics has published the review!

In the mean time, please visit http://www.terryfoxrun.org/ to learn more about Terry Fox, The Marathon of Hope and The Terry Fox Foundation. Help the fight against cancer!

3 thoughts on “The Terry Fox Run

  1. The International Terry Fox Run saw close to 8000 participants eager for the fun run around Mamzar Park in Dubai on Friday morning. Long-established as the world’s largest one-day fundraiser for cancer research, the International Terry Fox Run saw .

  2. at festivals in the Comox Valley, Port Alberni, Victoria, Nanaimo and Port Hardy, which held its first dragon boat festival last year. Team River Spirit also participates in Relay for Life, Run for the Cure, Cops for Cancer and the Terry Fox Run.

  3. The seventh edition of the Terry Fox charity run is set to take place this month, with all donations made by the fundraising event to be contributed to Qatari cancer research projects for the first time. The event will take place on …

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