TERRY FOX RUN

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                    [Title] => Terry Fox Run kicks off today
                    [Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland is expected to grace the Terry Fox Run today with close to 2,000 runners joining the third edition of the Cebu leg.


The first edition here in Cebu in 2001 attracted around 500 runners and the participation reached to 1,500 in its revival last year. 


Terry Fox is one of Canada's youngest and most popular folk hero, who lost his right leg in 1977 due to cancer. He was able to overcome his disability and was even able to raise millions of dollars for a cancer research through running.


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                    [Summary] => The Philippine Cancer Society, (PCS) has once more succeeded in raising half a million pesos to further cancer research in the country by way of the Terry Fox Run, organized in cooperation with the Canadian Embassy. Over 1,500 individuals, led by Ambassador Peter Sutherland of Canada, celebrities like Ronnie Ricketts and Ricardo Cepeda and members of the Board of the Philippine Cancer Society, chairman Roberto M.
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Breaking The Da Vinci Code

By S.A. Maguire | March 2, 2006 - 12:00am

In the Philippines, the best way to get people to view a controversial movie is to have it banned or boycotted, and the brouhaha over the The Da Vinci Code is sure to generate more than passing curiosity. In America,...

Business

Terry Fox Run kicks off today

October 8, 2005 - 12:00am

Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland is expected to grace the Terry Fox Run today with close to 2,000 runners joining the third edition of the Cebu leg. The first edition here in Cebu in 2001 attracted around 500...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Run like the wind

By Johnny Litton | July 2, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Cancer Society, (PCS) has once more succeeded in raising half a million pesos to further cancer research in the country by way of the Terry Fox Run, organized in cooperation with the Canadian Embassy....

Modern Living

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