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(CBC) A new public art installation honouring the legacy of Canadian icon Terry Fox was unveiled in Toronto on Thursday.
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Legacy Art Project Toronto and its working group include diverse members of Toronto's community from business and civic leaders to philanthropists, planners, architects and dedicated volunteers. " This public space project is built on the spirit of courage, determination, and action that Terry Fox embodied.
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The Terry Fox Monument, a larger-than-life bronze replica of the one-legged runner, is set in a cathedral-like grove where visitors tend to speak in reverent whispers. The memorial — and the.
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Who was Terry Fox? Terry Fox was a Canadian athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. After losing his leg to cancer at only 18 years of age, Terry set out to do the impossible: run across Canada, one marathon a day, in pursuit of his dream to find a cure for cancer. What was the Marathon of Hope?
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Communities, businesses and individuals donated $1.7 million while Fox was running. A national CTV telethon in his honour a week after his marathon ended brought in $10.5 million. Since then, annual Terry Fox runs and other Terry Fox Foundation initiatives across Canada and around the world have raised almost $800 million for cancer research.
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A Canadian humanitarian, activist, and athlete, Terry Fox has finally been honoured in Downtown Toronto in a long-awaited public art installation beside the Toronto Music Garden at 439 Queens Quay West.
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Terry Fox (born July 28, 1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada—died June 28, 1981, New Westminster, British Columbia) Canadian activist who became a national hero and an inspirational figure for his battle against cancer. Through his Marathon of Hope event, a race across Canada, he raised millions of dollars for cancer research.
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Terrance Stanley Fox, CC , Order of the Dogwood, athlete, humanitarian, cancer research activist (born 28 July 1958 in Winnipeg , MB; died 28 June 1981 in New Westminster , BC ). After losing his right leg to cancer at age 18, Terry Fox decided to run across Canada to raise awareness and money for cancer research.
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His journey raised about $10 million for cancer research. In September 1980, the cancer spread to his lungs, and Fox was forced to stop running. He passed away at the age of 22, on June 28, 1981 in New Westminster. The Terry Fox Foundation, overseen by Fox's family, organizes an annual Terry Fox Run to raise funds for cancer research.
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The Terry Fox Legacy Art Project was made possible with the funding and installation support of the City of Toronto, the Government of Canada, through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), the Legacy Art Project Toronto, the Waterfront BIA, the Toronto Foundation and Waterfront Toronto.
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A new mural depicting Terry Fox outside the University of Toronto's Rehabilitation Sciences Building honours the legacy of the Canadian hero and marks the route he took through the city in 1980 during his Marathon of Hope to raise money for cancer research.
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timeline Terry Fox. After losing his right leg to cancer at age 18, Terry Fox decided to run across Canada to raise awareness and money for cancer research. With the use of a customized running prothesis, he set out from St. John's, Newfoundland, on 12 April 1980 and covered 5,373 km in 143 days — an average of 42 km (26 miles) per day.He was forced to stop his Marathon of Hope outside.
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Before his death on June 28, 1981, Terry had achieved his once unimaginable goal of $1 from every Canadian. More importantly, he had set in motion the framework for an event, The Terry Fox Run, that would ignite cancer research in Canada, raising more than $850 million since 1980, and bring hope and health to millions of Canadians.
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The University of Toronto has teamed up with the City of Toronto and the Legacy Art Project to commemorate Terry Fox, the Canadian hero who - with one leg amputated due to cancer - embarked on a quest to run across Canada in 1980 to raise money for cancer research. The city recently unveiled five shortlisted designs - submitted by local artists - for a giant mural of Fox on the north.