Terry Fox Day 2022

Today is #TerryFoxDay in Manitoba! Terry was born in Winnipeg, MB. On August 3, 2015 Manitoba declared the first provincial Terry Fox Day in his honour. Visit https://t.co/LW70MqxtKq to join us for the 2022 #TerryFoxRun! https://t.co/kSbv2FWs4z

— TerryFoxFoundation (@TerryFoxCanada) August 1, 2022

Today is also #TerryFoxDay. The Terry Fox Legacy Act was passed unanimously by Manitoba Legislature in 2015. Terry was from Winnipeg and his #MarathonOfHope has inspired generations of Canadians and people across the world. https://t.co/VXNO5Uahbp

— Manitoba NDP Caucus (@ndpcaucus) August 2, 2022

August 1 is Terry Fox Day. After discovering a tumor on his knee and undergoing surgery that removed part of his leg, he embarked on a cross-Canada run that lasted 143 days and 5,373 kilometers — all to raise money and awareness for cancer. Today we remember his sacrifice. https://t.co/2rs2oCjz0x

— Glen Murray For Winnipeg (@Glen4Wpg) August 1, 2022

Happy Terry Fox Day in Manitoba! https://t.co/hi9YGkMe2M

— deekie (@deekie) August 2, 2022

Today is Terry Fox Day in Manitoba, but I think it’s important that we, as Canadians, recognize Fox’s courageousness and contributions to raising funds for cancer research and awareness nationwide today @TerryFoxCanada https://t.co/gEpEDh3X7r

— Mike Commito (@mikecommito) August 1, 2022

@CandiceBergenMP “Keep Terry Fox’s name out your mouth.” https://t.co/BWsFZlrHVe

— DR Miller (@Daletheactor) August 2, 2022

. @ABDanielleSmith, Terry Fox died of cancer at age 22 after running much of the way across Canada. What did he do wrong in your opinion? #abpoli #cdnpoli #cancer

— Pamela Banting, PhD (@PamelaBanting) July 25, 2022