Ferguson Jenkins were guests of honour at the Northwoods League All-Star Game at Port Arthur Stadium. (Walt Neubrand/HHOF)

We all have heroes, and if listed, they would span the width and breadth of sports, pop culture and politics, medicine, martyrs and more. But there is one name that stops us all in our tracks, and that is Terry Fox. Through 1980, this courageous young man, running in his hop and drag method on a prosthetic leg, ran a route that was to take him from the Atlantic to the Pacific, raising awareness and funding for cancer. Just outside Thunder Bay on August 31, 1980, Terry's 'Marathon of Hope' came to a sudden and tragic halt when his cancer returned, ultimately stealing his life. Jordan visited the Terry Fox Monument,paying tribute to one of his heroes.

At the Thunder Bay Marina, Staal pointed into the distance at 'The Sleeping Giant,' a rock formation that resembles a giant lying on its back. Ojibway legend says that the giant is Nanabijou, who turned to stone when he told the 'white man' the secret location of a local silver mine.

Jared, Eric, Jordan and Marc Staal pose for a photo underneath the sign welcoming you to the Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge. (Walt Neubrand/HHOF)

"Feel like an ice cream sundae?" asked Jordan. He took the Stanley Cup to Merla-Mae Ice Cream. While three young ladies were dishing up treats at the front, Jordan arrived at the backdoor with the Cup, entering with intent on making a great sundae in the bowl of the Cup.