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CIBC Run for the Cure
Sunday, October 2, 2022
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- 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Price
- By Donation
Sunday, October 2nd, take part in the Canadian Cancer Society’s CIBC Run for the Cure!
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Take part in the Canadian Cancer Society’s CIBC Run for the Cure! The event raises millions annually for Canadians impacted by breast cancer. As breast cancer continues to be the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian women, touching the lives of so many families every day, the CIBC Run for the Cure gives families, friends & supporters the opportunity to join together to honor & celebrate their loved ones, and make a real difference. Closest in-person event to us is in Nanaimo, but you can sign up for ‘My Run. Anywhere. Any way’, a run site for everyone, no matter where you live.
For ‘My Run. Anywhere. Any way’, hit the link! https://support.cancer.ca/site/TR/RunfortheCure/RFTC_NW_odd_?pg=entry&fr_id=28532
To register for the Nanaimo event, hit the link! https://support.cancer.ca/site/TR/RunfortheCure/RFTC_NW_odd_?fr_id=28533&pg=entry
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