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U.S. Terry Fox Run raises nearly $3K continued from p.10 Munro estimates there are approximately 100 Canadian students attending Harvard and close to 15 are full-time members of the Canadian Club. "Anybody though is welcome to join," he said. "We have several Americans from border towns, who feel half-Canadian." The majority of people, who participated in the first-ever Terry Fox run were Americans. There were also several international students from Ireland, Pakistan and Australia, as well as Harvard faculty members. In organizing the Terry Fox run, club members hung up posters throughout the campus and had introduction meetings. "It was really cool to not only see American students participating, but also students from other countries," Munro said. "It's really hard to get students to come out to events because there are so many things happening every weekend on campus. "So, for a first-year event, we're really happy with the results. Next year, it will be even better because now people know about it. We definitely want to make this an annual event and something Harvard students look forward to every year." Munro had to stage the event two weeks later than when the run is staged in Canada because he needed time to organize and get students involved. Most students arrived back at campus in early September. "As a board member of the Canadian Club, it's not only my job to bring the Canadian culture to Harvard but with my background being involved in cancer fundraising, I felt the Terry Fox run was a perfect event for my school," Munro said. "Nobody knew much about it but by the time we were ready there definitely was a buzz around campus. "The courage and selflessness that Terry Fox displayed in embarking on a trans-Canadian journey at the age of only 21 can only serve as an inspiration to young people at Harvard and around the world." #585 Leather Lined in Rustic Brown also available in Rustic Black 15 | Friday, October 3, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com The River Oaks Association of Residents is hosting a Ward 5 allcandidates meeting Oct. 8. The event runs 7-9 p.m. at King's Christian Collegiate, 528 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W. Five candidates are seeking the Town Council seat in Ward 5 including Ibrahim Ward 5 candidates' debate Oct. 8 VOTE 2014 Daniyal, Marc Grant, Del McIntee, Linda Nazareth and Bob Seccaspina. Contesting the Town and Regional Council seat is Hugh Boyd, Jeff Knoll and Ann Mulvale. To read more about the candidates, visit www.insidehalton.com/haltonnews/municipal-election. That's s all it takes. Just one pair of Blundstone boots will make you a fan for life. No laces. All season. Long wearing. Go anywhere. Spine and joint sparing. So comfortable that ­ surprise! You end up with two pairs. Serving up true savings! Find out how. Call today to learn how Oakville Hydro can help your business reduce its energy use. Oakville Hydro works with businesses and residential customers to help reduce their electricity use and save money. Swiss Chalet reduced their electricity cost by $6,678 annually and received $3,240 in financial incentives for their lighting retrofit project. Oakville Saves! Call Stew at 905-825-4465 to start saving today. Subject to additional terms and conditions found at saveonenergy.ca. Funded by the Ontario Power Authority and offered by Oakville Hydro Electricity Distribution Inc. OM Of cial Mark of the Ontario Power Authority. Used under licence.