Based on some of the Nike commercials he has done, we figure that when Steve Nash's basketball career winds down, he's going to end up being a filmmaker or something. Full Article at AZ Central.com

N o one will ever replace Terry Fox in the hearts of Canadians, but Captain Trevor Greene is a worthy successor. His odyssey evokes Mr. Fox's Marathon of Hope. Full Article at Globe and Mail

It is an unforgettable moment. Dressed all in white, Muhammad Ali clutches the Olympic torch in front of tens of thousands of people at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games. Full Article at Canada.com

Kira Curtis/Canwest News Service Protesters against the Olympic Games march through the streets of downtown Victoria, B.C. stopping traffic and blocking in vehicles on Friday. Full Article at National Post

METRO VANCOUVER - Brittany Rogers considers herself a normal teenager who has crushes on guys, loves to shop in malls and goes to Terry Fox secondary in Port Coquitlam. Full Article at Vancouver Sun

VANCOUVER - When the Olympic flame is lit at B.C. Place on Feb. 12, 2010, tens of thousands of people would like that final torchbearer to be Betty Fox. Full Article at TSN.ca

W hen the Olympic flame is lit at B.C. Place on Feb. 12, 2010, tens of thousands of people would like that final torchbearer to be Betty Fox. Full Article at Globe and Mail

Grade 8 students Paige Cascanette-Boucher, left, Minna Muralles and Victoria Murray lead the way during William Beatty School’s Terry Fox walk last week. Full Article at ParrySound.com

A new grassroots movement seems to have arisen in Canada. One remarks upon it each autumn, now, when it is a ritual of the season in every part of the nation for citizens to run or walk (or trot, or cycle) to raise money for research on cancer. Full Article at Globe and Mail

2009-09-25 18:34:04 - ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- (Marketwire) -- 09/25/09 -- Mr. Ed Holder, Member of Parliament for London West, on behalf of the Honourable Jim Prentice, Canada's Environment Minister and Minister responsible... Full Article at PR-Inside.com

People across the country and around the world took part in the annual Terry Fox run on Sunday. More than 1,000 different events took place in Canada and abroad. Full Article at CBC News

The 29th annual Terry Fox Run goes a week early this year due to some religious holidays next week. Throughout Toronto, a number of neighbourhoods will host a run. Full Article at AM640 Toronto

VANCOUVER - More than 700 people ran, cycled, skateboarded and inline-skated during the Terry Fox Run in Vancouver Sunday, raising more than $84,600 for cancer research in this city alone. Full Article at Vancouver Sun

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Windsor’s Kiss family isn’t always home for the annual Terry Fox Run, but with 220 locations in Ontario to choose from, including Tecumseh, Tilbury and Chatham, they’ve never had to miss it. Full Article at Canada.com

Like any Port Coquitlam resident with civic pride should know, Michael Thomas, a 29 year-old father of three, knows Terry Fox put his city on the map. Full Article at Vancouver Sun

It’s been 29 years, but the legacy of Terry Fox lives on as shoelaces are tied across the country this weekend, and again by school children later this month. Full Article at ParrySound.com