Three-year-old Madison joins mom Sabrina Sinclair as they crosses the finish line in Sunday’s (Sept. 30) CIBC Run for the Cure. Approximately 1,500 runners took part in the Riverside Park event to raise money for breast-cancer research. Kamloops participants raised $187,000. At British Columbia’s eight sites, more than 22,000 people raised $3.15 million, while, nationally, 59 communities raised more than $30 million. The Kamloops event featured five-kilometre and one-kilometre routes that were run and walked.
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