This is a list of monuments and memorials to Terry Fox.

Monument or memorial	Type	Location	Date	Notes
Canada 150 Terry Fox stamp	Postage stamp		2017	One of 10 stamps issued to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Canada.[1]
CCGS Terry Fox	Icebreaker	St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	1983	First leased, then sold to the Canadian Coast Guard
Terry Fox Award[2]	Award			For the 2010 Winter Olympics
Terry Fox Day	Holiday	Manitoba		Renamed from Civic Holiday in 2015.[3]
Terry Fox Foundation			1988	Split from the Canadian Cancer Society
Terry Fox Hall of Fame	Hall of Fame	Toronto, Ontario	1993	Renamed to Canadian Disability Hall of Fame in 2009
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award[4]	Scholarship		1982	Program is based in Burnaby, British Columbia
Terry Fox, Marathon of Hope	Postage stamp		1982	Issued to commemorate the Marathon of Hope to circumvent Canada Post's usual waiting period of issuing stamps 10 years after an individual's death[5]
Terry Fox Memorial and Lookout	Lookout, monument with statue	Thunder Bay, Ontario	26 June 1982	Manfred Pirwitz, sculptor
Terry Fox Atlantic "Mile 0" site where Marathon of Hope starts		Marathon of Hope began in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador	Bronze statue by Luben Boykov; installed as part of a "Mile 0" memorial in St. John's NL on April 12, 2012.	Statue erected next to St. John's Harbor location where Fox dipped his toe into the Atlantic Ocean to start his Marathon of Hope. Quote from Terry Fox in bronze letters on the back wall of memorial - "I just realize people would realize that anything’s possible if you try, dreams are made if people try.”.
Terry Fox Pacific "Mile 0" Transcanada Highway site where Marathon of Hope was to end		Marathon of Hope was to end in Victoria, British Columbia	Life-sized (5’9”) bronzed statue on a granite base of Terry Fox depicting him during his Marathon of Hope run across Canada, erected in Victoria on August 10, 2005.	Statue erected on the southwest corner of Beacon Hill Park at 20 Douglas Street (and Dallas Road) in Victoria, BC where Terry Fox was to dip his toe into the Pacific to signify the end of the Marathon of Hope
Terry Fox Run	Charity run	Global	13 September 1981	Fundraising event for cancer research
Terry Fox Plaza	Square with statues	Vancouver, British Columbia		Square at BC Place Stadium.[6]