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Hamilton-Niagara Brain Tumour walk raises more than $100K

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VIDEO: Roughly 500 people took part in the Hamilton-Niagara Brain Tumour Walk to raise awareness and inspire hope to brain tumour patients. The 14th annual event was held at Dofasco Park. Funds raised will support life-changing research, support programs and awareness. Organizers are congratulating all of those who took part saying the Hamilton-Niagara Brian Tumour Walk has surpassed the fundraising goal, raising over $100,000 and counting.

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