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Born
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Car accident
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Diagnosed with Osteosarcoma
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Begins Marathon of Hope from St. John's, Newfoundland
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Reaches Quebec
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Reaches Montreal
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Reaches Ontario
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10,000 people meet Fox in Toronto
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Stops running outside of Thunder Bay
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Announces his return of cancer
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CTV organizes a telethon to raise money for Cancer Research in support of Fox
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Fox becomes youngest ever companion of the Order of Canada
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Awarded highest civilian award of B.C., the Order of the Dogwood
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Awarded the highest award of the American Cancer Society, the Sword of Hope
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Awarded the Lou Marsh Award
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Named Canadian of the Year
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Reaches his $24.1 million goal in funds for cancer research
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A mountain in the Rocky Mountains is named Mount Terry Fox
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Died
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Named Canadian of the Year
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An 83 km section in the Trans-Canada highway is named the Terry Fox Courage Highway
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Added to the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame
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First Terry Fox run
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Rod Stewart released his song written about Fox, in his album "Tonight I'm Yours"
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A commemorative stamp is made by Canada Post
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A statue of Fox is built at Terry Fox Lookout
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Schools begin participating in the Terry Fox Run
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Steve Fonyo replicates Fox's Run with his "Journey For Lives"
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Paralympic Athlete Rick Hansen inspired by Fox begins his "Man in Motion World Tour"
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Fox's Port Coquitlam High School renames to Terry Fox Secondary School
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Terry Fox Hall of Fame is created
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The Terry Fox Monument becomes part of the Path of Heroes
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Voted Canada's Greatest Hero
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Canada Post makes another Terry Fox stamp, this time as part of the Millenium Collection
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The Royal Canadian Mint begins producing a $1 coin for the 25th anniversary of the Marathon of Hope
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The movie "Terry" is released
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The Terry Fox Research Institute is built
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The Winter Olympics introduced the Terry Fox Award
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The Documentary about Fox "Into the Wind" is released
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Added to Canada's Medical Hall of Fame as a medical hero
