Todd Aalgaard

Members of the Red Deer and Blackfalds Optimist Clubs hope to get their communities moving in a big way

Competition for tandem, tricycle and hand cyclists happens on July 8

Elite men’s and women’s titles went to Geoff Kabush and Catharine Pendrel

Cyclists, the study found, experience less stress than those who drive or take public transit to work

Heart beats on following an organ transplant

Riders are invited to participate in historic tours and social events celebrating all things bike-related

The Canadian Olympian and mountain bike star’s initiative aims to get more kids on bikes.

Even Ellen’s Law doesn’t go far enough in protecting cyclists, many argue

The Bicycle Network Plan will facilitate the development of new on-street bike lanes, multi-use paths

‘We need to look at protecting cyclists. We need to have these dedicated lanes that are protected.’

More needs to be done to correct a culture of disrespect for cyclists

The national team’s activities this year will include a blend of athletic competition and community outreach

The event has become a mainstay for young cyclists in British Columbia

Granville Island and Olympic Village, police say, are the worst places in Vancouver to leave your wheels

Dates and locations set for road, track, mountain bike, BMX and paracycling events

The Ontario Municipal Commuter Cycling program will improve provincial bike infrastructure and protect riders, ministers say

The two riders plan to reach Tofino, B.C. by June 20

Prominent advocacy groups say they weren’t consulted, and that the policy would set back the clock on cycling progress in Windsor.

The Vancouver café and the yellow jersey winner will help the bicycle-centred charity

A new study from the American Urological Association indicates that cycling presents no greater risk than running or swimming when it comes to long-term complications.

Some progress has been made, says Cycling PEI, but there’s still work to be done

Both pro and national team athletes will line up in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic and Albstadt, Germany

Bike to Work YXE offered a range of perks for two-wheeling commuters all this week.

27 years ago, Alyson Johnson’s Olympic dreams were cut short by a drunk driver. This year, she’s back.

In addition to offering low-cost, quality bikes, the event also supports local cycling charities in Calgary.

By going where others can’t, the bike-mounted volunteers will support other emergency responders in times of disaster

The motorsports park is a popular training venue for both recreational and professional cyclists

The province is welcoming public comments on the plan until May 12

Warren Industries and the bike brand embrace the use of innovation and technology in improving experiences on the road

The memorial ride, first organized in Texas in 2003, has been an annual event in Cape Breton for the past six years

The exhibit, called ‘Bike Stories,’ will be on display until May 18

The money will help rides that attract 20,000 cyclists

The event will focus on stewardship and trail care

Elite women’s cross country rider discusses the challenges that brought her to where she is today

The first New West Grand Prix to run this year

John Szalak, reports say, has been missing since Tuesday, March 28.

This year’s ride will likely push a target of $500,000 for mental health initiatives for the CASA Foundation over the top

Chafe, Blunden and a third victim, Paul Pierre Jr., were killed on May 21, 2015

Charges include the theft of high-end mountain bikes worth as much as $16,000.

Cycle Toronto argues that a ‘minimum grid’ of protected bike lanes would reduce the number of such collisions.

Governing body also shows commitment to UCI continental, women’s and mountain bike squads

The funding will improve the experience of riding on Scugog’s Regional Road 8.

Wilson, Chernove and Molnar continue to turn heads after just two days of international competition.

The first day of competition represented yet another high point for Canada’s para-cycling talent.

Windsor-Detroit route to have a ‘dedicated multi-use path’

By requiring riders to wear head protection, helmet laws hinder people from riding bikes for transportation

The competition will mark the return of three veteran riders to the track, while introducing two fresh Canadian faces

By the time he reaches Prince George, B.C., Jean-Aimé Bigirimana will have biked 14,000 km

The ongoing project involving the Niagara Freewheelers has helped many Cuban youth find their momentum in the saddle.

Bylaw changes will open up stretches of Paris Street and MacIsaac drive—off-limits until recently—to local cyclists

The invitation was prompted by a video shared by a local cyclist, showing the rider’s near-miss with a Transit Windsor bus

Disera’s brother, Quinton, will also join the team this season

The shop is meant to be a hub for women’s cycling providing riders with bikes, gear, clothing and accessories

Long-haul rider lost his bike, bike trailer, laptop, clothes and other gear after robbery in the City of Brotherly Love

TriCycle used to combat muscular atrophy associated with long-term bed rest

Police point to scofflaw riding as an explanation, but cycling advocates argue it’s not that simple.

The rising Canadian cycling star was 28 years old.

The ride, expected to last 30 days, will take Hank Van Weelden from the South Pole to Hercules Inlet.

Company head invites Canadian riders to hit the road in the new kit on July 1, riding 150 kilometres, a kilometre for each year of Confederation

Whatever controversy that resulted, Calgary’s mayor says, may not have been much of a controversy at all

Bikes, advocates say, are too important to the city’s homeless, and police fines for sidewalk riding can make their predicament worse

New bike lanes, multi-use paths and cycling facilities will be included in the plan, reports say.

Neighbouring communities have also seen a surge in bike theft, reports say

The survey was conducted in summer 2016 and identified several broken points on Fredericton’s bike map.

The new bike trail, connecting Ontario Place with the Martin Goodman Trail on Toronto’s waterfront, and its adjoining park are scheduled to open on Canada Day 2017

Critics say that the bike park’s location in Waterworks Park would pose a risk to the surrounding ecosystem

The Canadian charity plans to give 2,500 underprivileged youth across Canada bikes and more this Christmas

The cyclist is taking an up-close look at his long-time adopted home, exploring its geography from the saddle

The new bike park, with plans to be launched in spring 2017, will cost approximated $200,000 to build, officials say.

Riding on streets and highways ‘doesn’t make any sense’ for kids

Leslie Robinson passed away at the age of 90

Two local organizations have signed a memorandum of understanding to support the Comox Valley region’s growing cycling prestige

The recall impacts 4,635 bikes worldwide, Trek says.

To date, the application has recorded 20,000 instances of distracted driving, the CBC reports.

The season will feature the country’s best riders in road, para, BMX, track, mountain bike and cyclocross disciplines

Cyclist describes encountering 20 to 30 thumbtacks scattered across the new bike lane

Though the roster includes many powerful fresh and returning athletes, Alec Cowan, Sean Mackinnon and Adam Jamieson will not be among them.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation erected 25 no-trespassing signs, effectively shutting down the mountain to riders

While the bike lane has been met with acclaim from cyclists. Motorists bemoan the ‘inconvenience’ of the new infrastructure

Expected to be finished by next spring, the bike lane is another phase in the ‘Biketoria’ plan to make Victoria’s streets more bike-friendly

“It’s such a traditionally male-dominated industry, and women are just slowly beginning to make their way into it”

The city’s mayor hopes to see the newly approved bike infrastructure extended to the University of Alberta in 2018

Jamie Hilland wants Winnipeg city planners to remember that ‘kids are commuters too.’

“These results show our programs are positioned to develop athletes to a world-class standard”

Jasmin Glaesser takes gold in the women’s points race, while Aidan Caves claims the title in the men’s omnium.

Phase one is expected to begin construction next year, with an anticipated completion date of 2018

Ritter sets a junior men’s record in the flying 200-m a day after doing the same in the 1,000-m

Residents are incensed by the supposed ‘inconvenience’ of the lanes, Art Puddister argued

Edmonton’s Stefan Ritter set a junior world record with his bronze medal-winning ride at the Pan Am track championships

The news underscores the role of heavy industrial vehicles in the deaths of cyclists—both in Canada and elsewhere

The province is the fourth in Canada to finish its section, bringing the Trans Canada Trail to 87 per cent completion

Sametz, alongside other athletes, was recognized when Nenshi proclaimed Monday Olympian and Paralympian Salute Day

Gord Johns hopes rider’s legacy will be one of progress, making Canadian cities safer for cyclists nationwide and fostering greater cooperation between all road users

The Irish rider, who grew up in Canada, completed 43.133 km in 60 minutes

Rob Hardwick set out in June to cross Saskatchewan with a goal of raising $10,000 for the Bishop’s Discretionary Fund

The event is hosted by Charlie’s FreeWheels, a non-profit bike advocacy organization with a mission to “inspire a spirit of exploration” in youth

The plan was defeated by a vote of 4 to 1

The 6-km ride by Bike Windsor Essex is open to cyclists of all skill levels

If successful, the UCI track World Cup bid would grant the Mattamy National Cycling Centre hosting rights for three seasons in the lead-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.