Another good turn out for Kimberley’s Terry Fox Run

35th Annual Terry Fox Run in Kimberley draws big crowd

City Councillor Albert Hoglund was the official starter.

City Councillor Albert Hoglund was the official starter.

A good sized-crowd turned out for the annual Terry Fox Run. Organizers were particularly pleased to see so many kids joining the fun. The official starter for the run was City Councillor Albert Hoglund, himself a two time cancer survivor.

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