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Anonymous donor gifts $100M to Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation

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Anonymous donor gifts $100M to Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation

The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation has received an anonymous donation of $100 million, marking the "single, largest gift" in the foundation's history, according to the CEO.

The donation will go toward the cancer centre's highest priority needs in research, education and care.

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