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During these turbulent times, we need the square of Hope and Unity! 1 Dundas St E stands as a central and prominent public space in Toronto, a hub for gatherings, celebrations, and remembrance. Naming this space "Terry Fox Square" will honor Terry's legacy but also serve as a lasting reminder of his courage, determination, and the unity he inspired across Canada.

Terry Fox remains a profound inspiration to countless Canadians and people worldwide. His Marathon of Hope, which began in 1980, was a monumental journey where he attempted to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. Despite having lost a leg to cancer, Terry's spirit and message—"Anything's possible if you try"—captivated and united a nation, prompting millions to donate to his cause.

Transforming this square into a monument for such an iconic figure would inspire generations to come. Terry's story of hope and perseverance is a beacon for all, reminding us of the value of resilience in the face of adversity. By renaming Dundas Square, we align our cityscape with the values Terry embodies: hope, courage, and community spirit.

Renaming the square is more than a symbolic gesture; it has a profound cultural importance, cementing our dedication to celebrating those who have fundamentally shaped our national identity. Moreover, it strengthens our community ties and acts as a powerful tool for education, reminding all who visit of the essence of our collective struggle against cancer.

Join us in urging Toronto city officials to honor a true national hero by renaming this central public space to Terry Fox Square. Let's engrave his message of hope into the heart of our city, forever reminding us of what it means to be Canadian, and to exemplify our best values. Please sign this petition to support renaming 1 Dundas St E to Terry Fox Square, celebrating a hero who belongs to every Canadian.