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continued from p.1 participants joined together in making a personal commitment to fight back against cancer in their own lives all year long. Luminaries also lined the track to provide hope and inspiration for those taking part in the non-competitive relay. Lit during a twilight ceremony, the luminaries bore the names of someone who has won or lost their battle with cancer or carried a meaningful message meant to inspire those at the event. Frank says the CCS' Halton Unit is now throwing itself into its upcoming fundraisers to make up for CCS counts on H.E.R.O.S. July 19 the shortfall. They include H.E.R.O.S (Halton's Extreme Race and Obstacle Scramble) and Colours of Hope. H.E.R.O.S, which is in its second year, takes place July 19 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Kelso Quarry Park in Milton. The following day, on July 20, will be the first-ever Colours of Hope in Halton. The five-kilometre run, taking place at Kelso Park, as well, will begin at 10 a.m. It's a family-friendly, noncompetitive 5-km walk or run where participants come dressed in white and leave covered from head to toe in a rainbow of colour. Coloured, non-toxic powder will be thrown in the air as participants walk or run the path, and a massive colour party will take place at the finish line. For more information about the events, visit www. cancer.ca/heros or www. cancer.ca/coloursofhope. Frank says other fundraising initiatives like Hope in the City, the Pink Ribbon campaign, Great Ride 'N Stride Burlington and a yoga event CCS' Halton Unit is planning for this year will also help it continue providing support to the community and raise much needed funds for cancer research. 13 | Friday, July 11, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Luminaries line the track of Appleby College during the new Halton Relay for Life event, a condensed version of the all-night fundraiser in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. | Oakville Beaver file photo Town seeks to recognize innovation The Town of Oakville is looking to recognize innovation in the community. It has created the Oakville Innovation Awards to shine a spotlight on those who achieve excellence in the fields of technology and engineering and help create a sustainable and competitive environment for businesses. Nominations are open until July 31. Information on eligibility and how to submit can be found by visiting www.oakville. ca/economicdevelopment/ innovation-awards.html or emailing innovationawards@ oakville.ca. An awards reception will be held Nov. 19. European Engineering Combined With Traditional Workmanship "Building on the Brightest Ideas Around Glass" 905.849.0266 Come visit our new and improved website! BBQ & DOG WASH SUNDAY JULY 13TH 11AM-3PM FUNDRAISER FOR A DOG'S DREAM RESCUE 360 Dundas St. E. in the Longo's Plaza, corner of Dundas and Trafalgar Dog Wash Price List A beautiful new look for our website with plenty of travel inspiration Even more handpicked top travel deals specific to your region Personalize your travel search with our easy-to-use TripSearch tool Extra Small to Large and Hairy $15-$45 Nail Clipping $15 Brushing $15-$30 All proceeds donated to a Dogs Dream Rescue Our brand new TravelBlog featuring travel tips and advice · Sausages · Silent Auction · 50/50 Draw Curating the very best travel deals for Canadians for over 10 years. A Dog's Dream Rescue, located in Oakville adogsdreamrescue.petfinder.com Come and meet many of our rescue dogs.