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Fundraising

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We want to make the greatest impact in the fight against bone cancers and malignancies that affect mobility at The Ottawa Hospital and the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario – and that’s where you come in! Fundraising is a great way to increase your involvement and feel great about your accomplishment. As a fundraiser, you will be able to collect pledges through your personal online fundraising page or print off one of the pledge forms, collect pledges and turn it in when you pick up your run kit.

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Volunteer

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Once you have registered to volunteer, our volunteer coordinator will be in touch with you to tell you about the exciting opportunities we have available for you and to update you on training and orientation. Rattle Me Bones volunteers are key to the success of the event and we will ensure you have all the tools and information you need to help make Rattle Me Bones a success. To see your race results visit https:/ www.sportstats.ca/. Read More. The doctor who is changing lives one surgery at a time.

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The Cause

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Rattle Me Bones is an exciting Halloween run with distances to appeal to each and every runner. With three great options the 1km JiggleBone Run (Family Run), 5km-FunnyBone Run and the classic accredited 10km-WishBone Run, runners have a chance to participate in the run that best appeals to them. Hold on to your head, THE ZOMBIES ARE BACK! Rattle Me Bones features three events with something for every age and ability, including a Zombie Zone. The doctor who is changing lives one surgery at a time. To his ...

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Give

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You can sponsor a runner or a team, or, give directly to the event in support of bone cancer research at The Ottawa Hospital. To see your race results visit https:/ www.sportstats.ca/. Read More. The doctor who is changing lives one surgery at a time.

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Blog

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The doctor who is changing lives one surgery at a time. October 20, 2015. To his patients, Dr. Joel Werier is a hero. He has been a surgical oncologist at The Ottawa Hospital for. View Article. Chris Robinson: cancer survivor. October 20, 2015. In October 2011, Chris Robinson lay in his hospital bed and watched runners, many dressed in a Halloween costume, race. View Article. October 20, 2015. Everything you need to know about Rattle Me Bones 2015 can be found in our event guide. October 19, 2015.

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FAQ

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1 What is the Zombie Zone? If you’re looking to add a little more thrill to your 5K and 10K event, you’ll be encouraged to run through the Zombie Zone! Leave your personal best aside and take on the challenge of darting past the living dead. If you’d rather not share your human flesh, you’ll probably want to choose the Zombie-Free Zone to finish your run. You won’t be slowed down and your personal best could be within reach! 2 How do I get a Rattle Me Bones technical shirt? Purchase the jersey for $60.

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Newsroom

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October 26, 2015. To see your race results visit https:/ www.sportstats.ca/. Close to Two Thousand Runners Infected with Fun Rattle Me Bones Raises More Than $141,000 for Bone Cancer Research. October 25, 2015. Close to two thousand runners and their families channeled their inner zombie, raising more than $141,000 for bone cancer research. View Article. The doctor who is changing lives one surgery at a time. October 20, 2015. Chris Robinson: cancer survivor. October 20, 2015. October 20, 2015.

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Nordion brings the zombies back

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Nordion brings the zombies back. May 21, 2015. Nordion presents Rattle Me Bones fundraiser in support of bone cancer research at The Ottawa Hospital. After a year of hiatus, Organizers at The Ottawa Hospital Foundation are thrilled to have revived the infamous Rattle Me Bones fundraising event but not without the help of Nordion! Ghouls and goblins of all ages are encouraged to dress up, and there’s even a special Kids Zone planned for this year’s edition.

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Cancer patients treated in world-first clinical trial of Canadian viral therapy

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Cancer patients treated in world-first clinical trial of Canadian viral therapy. July 13, 2015. Canadian researchers have launched the world’s first clinical trial of a novel investigational therapy that uses a combination of two viruses to attack and kill cancer cells, and stimulate an anti-cancer immune response. The therapy was jointly discovered and is being developed by Dr. David Stojdl. Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, University of Ottawa), Dr. McMaster University) and Dr. Christina Monker,...

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Races

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Rattle Me Bones is a great event for all ages. Participants are encouraged to dress up Halloween style and enjoy a great Fall run. With three run distances on roads and a fourth on off-road trails, this is an event you don’t want to miss! The three road runs start and finish at the General Campus of The Ottawa Hospital and the ZOMBIE RUN takes place at the Proulx Berry Farm(home to SKREAMERS). The 5k Funnybone Event is a great run for the average runner. Participants are provided with a bibs complete...