The province says it’s spending more than $300,000 to improve the experience at the visitor centre while honouring Terry Fox. “Terry Fox is a Canadian hero whose Marathon of Hope impacted the lives of millions of people in Canada and around the world,” said Premier Doug Ford. “Our government is proud to honour his memory by supporting the upgrade of the Terry Fox monument and visitor centre so his legacy can continue to inspire those living with cancer and give hope to his dream of finding a cure.” According to the province, the monument and centre welcome more than 100,000 visitors annually. The city will install new technologies such as screens, tablets and stands for interactive displays. “As well, the city will undertake restoration work to revitalize the 30-year-old Terry Fox monument,” said government officials. “The Terry Fox memorial in Thunder Bay is a place of deep significance for our family. Every year, thousands of people visit the Memorial to reflect on Terry’s journey, his determination and his unwavering belief in a future without cancer,” the Fox Family said in a news release. For more information on the centre, click here.
