Canadians from coast to coast to coast are lacing up their shoes today to honour the legacy of Terry Fox and raise money for cancer research. In Ottawa, there are four events taking place.
Canadians from coast to coast to coast are lacing up their shoes today to honour the legacy of Terry Fox and raise money for cancer research.
The annual Terry Fox Run is held on the second Sunday after Labour Day each year in cities and towns around the country.The mainThere are also runs in Kanata, Orléans, and Manotick/Greely.
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