Listowel Terry Fox Run returns after two-year hiatus

September 22, 2022 @ 11:10 amListowel Banner, Local News, News

Millie takes centre stage on the walk alongside owners Jim and Jana McCutcheon, previous chairs of the event. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
The 42nd annual Listowel Terry Fox Run enjoyed a great turnout along with a change of venue for 2022, with participants walking, running, rolling and even horseback riding down the Kinsmen Trail. All told, the event raised $28,000 for cancer research. The Robinson family is pictured taking part in the event on Sunday, Sept. 18. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
The Livfit Listowel team. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Hadleigh Martin, 14, was one of the first to return to the finish line after completing her run. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Listowel Terry Fox Run committee members Madeline Hunsberger, Ang Stratton and Jenine Hurst. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
Some friendly equine faces participated in this year’s Terry Fox Run – Lisa Peck with horse Louie, Riley Smalldon with horse Willow, and Alicia Steinacker with horse Koda. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
The Kaufman Connects team poses for a photo in front of the Listowel Kin Station – the starting point of the Terry Fox Run – on Sept. 18. (Melissa Dunphy photo)
LISTOWEL – All were welcome at the 42nd annual Listowel Terry Fox Run on Sept. 18, and for being the first year back for an in-person event since 2019, it certainly did not disappoint. Approximately 100 participants signed up for the event, all of whom walked, jogged, ran and biked the Kinsmen Trail in distances…
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Melissa Dunphy is a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with the Listowel Banner. The Local Journalism Initiative is funded by the Government of Canada.