This marks the 30th Anniversary of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. On September 19th people from all across Canada had the opportunity to continue Terry's legacy of raising funds to find a cure for cancer. To date over $500 million (CDN$) has been raised.

As a tribute to Terry, the Canadian Expat Network has interviewed a number of people who played vital roles in this Great Canadian Story. This week you can read about Isadore Sharp (Run Founder), Leslie Scrivener (Terry Fox author and Toronto Star reporter), Gail Harvey (photographer) and 'by the numbers' from the Terry Fox Research Institute.

You can also see pictures from the first Terry Fox Run in North Carolina which included Terry's sister, Judith Fox-Alder.

Additionally, here are stories from the last newsletter that included Darryl Sittler (one of Terry's heroes), Judith Fox- Alder (Terry's sister), Bill Vigars (PR & friend) and updates from the Terry Fox Research Institute (TFRI).

Reminder that on Sept. 28th at 8:00 PM ESPN will air a film about Terry, 'Into the Wind', directed by Canadian Steve Nash.

Isadore Sharp recalls the Terry Fox Luncheon and the Paperclip

Terry Fox Story: Once in a Lifetime: Terry Fox author and Toronto Star reporter reflects on her time with Terry.

Judith Fox-Alder Interview: Terry's sister and International Director of the Terry Fox Foundation shares stories and pictures of Terry. (5 Part video series)

Watching Terry though a Lens: Canadian photographer and filmmaker Gail Harvey.