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Khan Family Walk for PF – Montreal
The Khan extended family is proud to host for a second consecutive year the CPFF Montreal Walk/Run in honour of their father Jawaid Khan who passed away from pulmonary fibrosis. […]
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Robert Davidson Walk for PF – Markham
CPFF founder Robert left a monumental legacy of awareness, information, and hope for the pulmonary fibrosis community in Canada and around the world. He established the Canadian Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation […]
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Avonmore Berry Farm – Run the Farm (for PF)
The Phillips family have been deeply affected by pulmonary fibrosis (PF), with the passing of David Andrew Phillips on June 4, 2021, aged 56 years old. David was the owner […]
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CPFF Virtual Walk, Roll, Run
Walk, Roll and Run Across Canada Join Canadians from coast to coast as we walk, roll, and run across the country. HOW TO PARTICIPATE Help CPFF raise awareness, funds, and […]
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Lighting of Edmonton High Level Bridge
On the evening of September 18, make sure to witness the High Level Bridge of Edmonton lit up in red and blue to recognize Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month. The […]
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Lighting of Esplanade Riel Bridge
On the evening of September 22, make sure to witness the Esplanade Riel Bridge lit up in red and blue to highlight Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month. If you happen […]
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Lighting of Winnipeg Sign
On the evening of September 22, make sure to witness the Winnipeg sign lit up in red and blue to highlight Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month. If you happen to […]
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Lighting of Confederation Building
On the evening of September 15, make sure to witness the Confederation Building of St John’s lit up in red and blue to highlight Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month.
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Lighting of Calgary Tower
On the evening of September 24, make sure to witness the Calgary Tower lit up in red and blue to highlight Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month. Picture courtesy of Kelly […]
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Lighting of Montreal Olympic Park
On the evening of September 23, make sure to witness the Olympic Park of Montreal lit up in red and blue to highlight Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month.