From parenting teens to negotiating office politics, it is widely known that you should choose your fights carefully. But there is one fight every Canadian should pick – the fight against cancer.
“Right now, we’re calling on all Ontarians to get out their fighting spirit and become a Relay For Life fighter in their communities,” says Sandra Harris, director of Relay For Life, for the Canadian Cancer Society in Ontario. “By giving 12 hours to the fight against cancer, as part of the biggest cancer event in the country, participants can add years to the lives of others.”
Relay For Life is an unique and unforgettable way to pick a fight with cancer. During the annual 12-hour, overnight event, fighters – participants, survivors and volunteers – rally together to celebrate the lives of those who are battling cancer, remember loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back against the disease. They take turns walking, running or strolling around a track and with each step, they fight back against cancer. This year, an estimated 80,000 people in more than 200 events across Ontario will register as Relay For Life fighters. Continue reading ‘Pick A Fight With Cancer’ »