Runners (from left) Jenna Deck
Runners at Royal Roads University raised $4,228 for cancer research at this year's run.
The clouds parted for the West Shore version of the Terry Fox Run and left the event’s 85 participants with a pleasant morning Sunday for the annual fundraising event.
As a group the volunteers and the people who walked, jogged and ran various routes through Royal Roads University raised $4,228 for cancer research. While it was short of the $7,000 goal, organizer Courtney Hill said the event went well and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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