Past Honourees
Terry was chosen as the 2026 Toast of the Town honouree because of his incredible philanthropic efforts in our community. The Toast was an elegant evening where Terry was joined by his wife Grace, family, friends, and members of the business community, who celebrated his generous legacy and fundraised over $650,000 to advance immunotherapy at the Cross Cancer Institute.
Through it all, in business, in volunteering, and in life, Terry has remained grounded in the values he learned growing up – hard work, community service, and integrity. His impact is seen not just in the success of Prism Flow, but in the countless lives he’s touched along the way.
Cal was chosen as the 2024 Toast of the Town honouree because of his incredible philanthropic efforts in the Edmonton community. The Toast was an elegant evening where Cal was joined by his friends, family, Oilers, and members of the business community, who celebrated his generous legacy and fundraised over $450,000 to advance immunotherapy at the Cross Cancer Institute.
In 2022, we hosted our first-ever Toast of the Town in Calgary, honouring hockey legend Lanny McDonald.
The event celebrated Lanny's incredible contributions to the sport of hockey as well as his community service.
Oilers Alumni Ray Cote, Curtis Glencross, Kevin Lowe and Ryan Stone were all in attendance at the event which helped raise $250,000 for the Cure Cancer Foundation and CP Kids & Families.
Retired Canadian ice hockey player and executive, best known for his contributions to the Edmonton Oilers during their 1980s dynasty.
Kevin's Toast raised $400,000.
The first Toast of the Town honoured long-time Edmonton Oilers Equipment Manager, Barrie Stafford.
Barrie was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma (a blood-born bone cancer with no cure) in 2011. He received a stem-cell transplant and is in remission. Barrie dedicates his time in retirement to family and is passionate about assisting those with cancer. He’s currently the Co-Chair of the CCF’s Toast of the Town event, which is focused on funding a cure for Multiple Myeloma.
The first-ever Toast raised $250,000.
