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Terry led the way to cancer survival continued from p.7 "The first time I did the run I was in a wheelchair," she said. Officially starting this year's run was 10-yearold Oakville resident and cancer survivor Teagan Walsh, who commenced the event from her wheelchair. The young girl is also dealing with the same type of cancer Fox had. A new surgical technique has saved her leg and she is now undergoing chemotherapy. Teagan's father, David, called the advancements which saved her leg "a miracle." "We are so proud of her. She has fought through this like a true warrior. I can't imagine the pain she endured during the surgery and after the surgery," he said. "It's heartbreaking, but due to events like these, and you people, we managed to save her leg... I just want to thank you all for what you are doing from the bottom of my heart for cancer, for Teagan." Teagan herself said the day's events were loads of fun. "I really liked it. It's just a fun thing to do," she said. "Everyone knows what you've gone through because you came here to the Terry Fox Run, so you can just be normal and you can meet a lot of new people." Despite the underlying seriousness of the event, the day maintained a party atmosphere with some children enjoying face painting while others danced to music. 9 | Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insidehalton.com PERSONAL INJURY MEDICAL MALPRACTICE David Visschedyk | Riziero Vertolli/Metroland As of run day, $115,000 of the target $150,000 had been raised. People can continue to donate until Dec. 31. Over the years, the Oakville community has raised $4.8 million for the Terry Fox Foundation with the Oakville Terry Fox Run raising $2.1 million. Anyone interested in making a donation can still do so at www.terryfox.ca/terryfoxrun/ oakville. Experienced Trial Lawyers Serving Oakville, Milton and Burlington 905.842.3838 SWLawyers.ca 1540 Cornwall Road Suite 106, Oakville CN Milton Logistics Hub 2017 Public Consultation September 18 ­ October 31, 2017 We want to hear from you CN is seeking feedback on proposed mitigation measures and potential community benefits. The Milton Logistics Hub is needed to serve a growing demand for household goods in the GTHA, and to help local businesses get their goods to and from domestic and international markets. Learn more and provide input Attend an open house (drop-in) Attend a small group meeting in Milton (RSVP) Read the discussion guide and complete a feedback form online at cnmilton.ca or provide a written submission by email to milton@cn.ca or mail. You can also visit our Milton Information Centre - see details (and full meeting schedule) at cnmilton.ca. RSVP (small group meeting only): milton@cn.ca or 1.800.216.9466. Oakville open house (drop-in) Date Time Location Wednesday, October 4 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre ­ 2302 Bridge Road (Black Box Theatre) For more information, including a summary of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and fact sheets regarding key studies, visit cnmilton.ca. View the full EIS at ceaa.gc.ca, Ref. Number 80100.