Tag: Terry Fox Foundation

Muskoka communities participating in Terry Fox run Sept. 20

Community Hilary Hilton -
The 2026 run takes place this Sunday (Sept. 20) in Huntsville, Bracebridge, and Gravenhurst.

46 years later, Terry Fox’s legacy continues to raise millions for cancer research

Community Hilary Hilton -
Today marks 46 years since Terry Fox was forced to bring his Marathon of Hope to an end, but his legacy continues to have an impact across Canada to this day.

Muskoka Terry Fox runs raised around $160,000 for cancer research 

Community Rachel Pancini -
The six Terry Fox Runs that took place in Muskoka this past Sunday (Sept.14) raised around $160,300 for the Terry Fox Foundation.  

Terry Fox Runs in Muskoka set to take place on Sunday 

Community Rachel Pancini -
On Sunday, September 14, Muskoka will take action to raise funds for cancer research with the 45th annual Terry Fox Run.  

Terry Fox Foundation looking for photos from the Marathon of Hope

News Carly Verhoeven -
Did you see Terry Fox during his Marathon of Hope in 1980? Did you take a photo of him...

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