Terry Fox Monument

The Terry Fox Monument, arranged in the edges of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, is an open landmark celebrating tumor explore lobbyist Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. The landmark, which delineates Fox is available to general society and offers an all encompassing perspective of Thunder Bay and its environment. The statue was made by stone carver Manfred Pervich to stamp where Fox was compelled to end his keep running on August 31, 1980. It isn't situated at the correct spot where he finished the run, be that as it may, yet is around 4 kilometers facilitate west, the correct spot where Fox finished the run is noted just by a private marker not promptly unmistakable from the street.

Following the landmark's migration during the 1990s, a few occurrences of vandalism were accounted for on the site, incorporating littering with void liquor jugs and hypodermic needles, amethysts being pried off the statue's base, harm to the on location washrooms, one of the statue's hands being sawed off, and a prematurely ended halfway endeavor to saw off the statue's head.