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The Terry Fox Run maintains 37-years of focus on cancer research, free of corporate tie-ins or commitments .

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The Terry Fox Run maintains 37-years of focus on cancer research, free of corporate tie-ins or commitments .

September 13, 2017

37 years after his death, a Winnipeg-born and Port Coquitlam-raised 22-year-old amputee continues to inspire cancer-fighters from around the world. Peterborough run coordinator Shannon McKinley breaks down how finds raised are directed by The Terry Fox Foundation.

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