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Where did Terry Fox stoped at?

Terry Fox ended his run near his home in Thunder Bay, Ontario.


Where is Terry Fox is statue?

Port Coquitlam cemetery in BC


Where were some of the places Terry Fox ran in his marathon?

Terry Fox began his run in New Found land and stopped in Ontario


How many provinces did Terry Fox run through?

Terry fox ran through 6 provinces Newfoundland, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba,and Saskatchewan


What provinces did Terry Fox run through?

Terry Fox intended to run through every province in Canada, from east to west, but his Marathon of Hope ended a few miles east of Thunder Bay, Ontario.


Where did Terry Fox get his leg amputated?

Toronto Ontario __ Not Toronto. Terry Fox lived in BC and was treated at the Royal Columbian hospital in New Westminster, BC


In what country did Terry Fox die?

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Aj21 Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Aj21


Where did Terry Fox go to school?

saint Marys Catholic school in Trenton Ontario


Where did Terry Fox birthday July 28 1980?

Gravenhurst Ontario 21st birthday


Where did terry fox stop runing?

Canadian athlete, Terry Fox, stopped his run on September 1, 1980 near Thunder Bay, Ontario, after running more than 5000kms on a prosthetic leg to raise money for cancer research. His run was ended by the cancer that had claimed his leg, which now had entered his lungs and, sadly, claimed his life a few months later. He is considered by many as Canada's greatest hero.


Did Terry Fox run in Saskatchewan?

No, he was forced to stop due to the return of his cancer in Thunder Bay, Ontario.


How many provinces did Terry Fox run?

Terry Fox ran through six provinces during his Marathon of Hope in 1980. These provinces were Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Manitoba. He covered a total distance of approximately 5,373 kilometers before he was forced to end his run in Thunder Bay, Ontario, due to a recurrence of cancer.