NEW! March 8, 2010 - News Release

Terry Fox Foundation Announces Request for
Applications (RFA) for 2010 New Investigator Award
The Terry Fox Foundation is pleased to announce that information and application material for its 2010 New Investigator Award is now available to outstanding young researchers pursuing careers as independent research or clinician scientists. Awards of up to $150,000 annually for a maximum of three years are available. Apply and/or learn more. The program will be managed by the Terry Fox Research Institute.
Searchable database for TFRI research projects

Are you looking for information about a TFRI research project?
You can now access information about our projects through an online database The information is available from the Canadian Institutes for Health Research's searchable database and appear on the national Canadian Research Information System (CRIS) database. The database is searchable by subject, investigator, funding, location or program.
2009 Terry Fox Run Photos


Terry’s mother Betty Fox (left) addresses the "Hometown" crowd at the annual Terry Fox Run in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia on September 13, 2009. Behind her, left to right are: Terry’s father Rolly Fox, Man in Motion Rick Hansen and Port Coquitlam mayor Greg Moore. Photos: TFRI

Welcome

Our mission is to work collaboratively to ensure that today's best science becomes tomorrow's affordable medicine. Through its portfolio of projects, the Terry Fox Research Institute supports translational cancer research. This type of research requires organized, focused teams of researchers with a wide range of expertise to systematically achieve milestone-driven goals as quickly as possible.
Our projects bring researchers from across Canada to work seamlessly together to generate the evidence needed by cancer organizations to apply new knowledge to improve health outcomes in prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer patients.
Video of Dr. Victor Ling

New Content!

Several sections of our site are refreshed to bring you new information about TFRI and our work in translational cancer research.
In About TFRI you’ll find our Mission and Vision, our Current Partners and our Headquarters Staff.
Within our Programs section, our two Translational Cancer Research Programs are described and we have Project Summaries of TFRI investments this past year in research on tumour-site specific cancers, for example: lung, prostate, breast, colon, and ovarian.
Under Foundation you’ll find information about other cancer research funded by our founder, the Terry Fox Foundation.
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Zhe Jiang of Toronto General Hospital reviews a poster at TFRI inaugural meeting in Vancouver, May 22-24 |
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January 27, 2010 - TFF-funded researchers make key discovery into gene mutations for the two most common types of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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January 22, 2010 - TFRI senior advisor carries Olympic torch in BC leg of national relay
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Vancouver 2010 Terry Fox Award will honour Olympian at 2010 winter games
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November 2, 2009 - Foundation Announces Institute to Manage its Complete Portfolio of Research Programs
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BC Node Leader Dr. Simon Sutcliffe Awarded Terry Fox Award
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CBC’s The Current July 7, 2009: Lung Cancer Screening Study
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TFRI Project Identification and Selection Process
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June 9, 2009 - National early lung cancer detection study finds nine cancers in six months |
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TFRI President and Scientific Director Dr. Victor Ling welcomes participants to inaugural meeting on May 22 in Vancouver |
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2009 TFF-CIHR RFA for New Frontiers Program Project Grants |
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Sept, 17, 2008 – Early lung cancer detection study launched |
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Aug. 25, 2008 - Groundbreaking partnership announced with Alberta Cancer Board |
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Jul. 7, 2008 - Selective Therapies Target Identification program announced in partnership with OICR |
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Jul. 1, 2008 - Scientific Director, Dr. Victor Ling appointed officer of the Order of Canada |
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