The Run Today

The Terry Fox Run is unique in its simplicity. There are no prizes or rankings, just people walking, running, or rolling at their own pace. The point is not to win, but to participate — to honor Terry, to raise funds for cancer research, and to come together as a community.

This year, event planners went one step further to create an unforgettable experience for participants. They hired LOL Photobooth GTA to provide its iRing Social Kiosk digital booth, which gave runners, families, and volunteers a chance to capture their moments at the Run. From joyful group shots to heartfelt keepsakes, the kiosk allowed participants to create digital memories they could instantly share with friends and family.

Capturing Hope in Every Frame

The addition of LOL Photobooth GTA’s iRing Social Kiosk wasn’t just about photos — it was about storytelling. Every smile, every high-five, every sweaty but triumphant snapshot told the story of resilience and community. By sharing their photos online, participants carried Terry’s legacy even further, inspiring others to take part and reminding the world that hope is strongest when it’s shared.

Just as Terry Fox believed that every small step could lead to something greater, these digital memories became part of a bigger picture: a story of unity, courage, and determination to keep pushing forward in the fight against cancer.

Keeping the Marathon of Hope Alive

The Terry Fox Run continues to prove that one person’s dream can grow into a global movement. From the miles run to the photos snapped, every action taken on this day helps keep Terry’s vision alive. When event planners thoughtfully blend tradition with modern touches — like the iRing Social Kiosk — it ensures that participants not only honor the past but also carry the story forward into the future.

This September, as thousands once again moved together in hope, the message was clear: the Marathon of Hope never truly ended. It lives on through every step, every smile, and every memory created.