Thunder Bay, ON — The Ontario government has announced over $300,000 in funding to revitalize the Terry Fox Visitor Centre, a key landmark in the Thunder Bay region that honors the legacy of one of Canada’s most iconic figures.
The investment will support upgrades and improvements to the visitor centre, which serves as both a tribute to Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope and a vital tourism destination in Northwestern Ontario. The centre attracts visitors from across Canada and around the world who come to learn about Fox’s incredible journey and enduring impact on cancer research.
Officials say the funding will go toward enhancing the facility’s exhibits, infrastructure, and accessibility, ensuring that future generations can continue to be inspired by Terry Fox’s story. The project is part of the province’s broader commitment to supporting tourism and cultural heritage sites across Ontario.
Terry Fox’s legacy continues to inspire Canadians from coast to coast to coast. This investment ensures that his story remains accessible to visitors for years to come.
Local community members and tourism stakeholders have welcomed the announcement, noting that the Terry Fox Visitor Centre plays a significant role in Thunder Bay’s tourism economy. The centre is located near the exact location where Terry Fox was forced to end his Marathon of Hope in 1980.
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