Published in The BANAR November 2008 by Bill Horne On a cool but glorious October 5, over 150 adults, kids, dogs and strollers ran and walked the scenic 5k course, bringing in over $24,300 for the Run for the Cure for breast cancer. The community
Published in The BANAR November 2007 On September 30, Blackburn’s fifth annual community Run for the Cure saw over 150 adults, kids, pets and people raise a record breaking $22,470 for breast cancer research. People ran, walked and rolled the 5K course with pride and
Published in The BANAR November 2006 By Bill Horne On a glorious fall day, well over one hundred adults, kids, dogs and strollers ran and walked the scenic 5k course, bringing in over $13,000 for the annual CIBC Breast Cancer Run for the Cure. Well,
Published in The BANAR November 2005 by Bill Horne On a glorious fall day, well over one hundred adults, kids, dogs, strollers and whatever ran and walked the scenic 5k course, bringing in $11,111.25 for the Run for the Cure for breast cancer. Organizing committee
Published in The BANAR November 2004 by Bill Horne “We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day,” said Blackburn CIBC Run for the Cure Chairperson Lynn Sewell, “and we raised just over $9,000, with 148 participants tackling the five kilometre route through the Hamlet.
Published in The BANAR November 2003 by Lynn Sewell Thanks to great community support, Blackburn’s First Annual Run for the Cure was a success, well beyond expectations. The run/walk which was held on October 5th raised $6743.50 for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. For three
