C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research

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The C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research celebrateed its 20th year on Friday, October 25. The event raised $218,575 for the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. Every dollar raised stays in Saskatchewan and helps fund local research projects. The C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research began in 2000 when C95 Morning Show host, Lisa Rendall, was diagnosed with breast cancer.  Lisa sadly passed away in 2011, but the event continues to honour her and her legacy. Over $4.6 million has been raised for breast cancer research in Saskatchewan since the marathon began.

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Lisa Davidson

It can be tough to find the positive when you are told you have cancer but Lisa Davidson from Regina tried to do just that. Just before the Labour Day Long Weekend in 2016, her suspicions were confirmed…breast cancer.

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Sam Kliman

Sam Kliman has an attitude…and it was an important part of his cancer journey. Ten years ago the Regina resident was in his early 30’s and enjoying life; golfing, staying fit, hanging out with friends and loving his job.

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Louise Bird

You can’t help but be impressed with Louise Bird’s attitude. The two-time cancer survivor, mother to four children, one step-child and grandma to ten grandchildren had a simple mantra while battling breast cancer.

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