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North Island resident will complete 1,000 km for cancer research
The fifth annual event has raised more than $7,000 for cancer research, and this year’s donations will support prostate cancer research.
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Lake Cowichan GazetteNorth Island resident will complete 1,000 km for cancer research
The 5th Annual Sobriety Walk for Cancer (SW4C) is set to start from Port Hardy on May 14 with walker Thomas Wamiss once again making the trek to and from Victoria. The SW4C, now in its fifth year, has raised more than $7,000 for cancer research benefiting the B.C. Cancer Foundation. In past years, donations have gone for breast and colon cancer research. This year, donations will go toward prostate cancer research. Wamiss acknowledges their fath…
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