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Top Canadian cycling stories of 2022

CCM’s editors discuss the year that was on the road, trails and track

The inside story of Hugo Houle’s Tour de France stage win

Key players break down the day’s racing, as well as the effects of the historic victory

How an 18-year-old Canadian signed with Ineos Grenadiers

Find out more about Michael Leonard and his path to the big WorldTeam

How a judgement on U.S. Postal rocked Canadian cycling

Looking back 10 years to a tumultuous time in road cycling

What’s next for Olympian and national champ Leah Kirchmann?

Following the pro rider’s announcement that she’s retiring after the world championships, she looks back at the evolution of road racing and the women’s peloton, as well as ahead to the future

JaBig, the DJ and far-ranging rider, on his six-month cycling tour of the U.S.

The Vancouver-based adventure cyclist speaks about some striking differences between riding in America compared with Canada, as well as headwinds, riding on interstates and being a ‘bikeochondriac’

She was supposed to be a reserve rider, but Magdeleine Vallières Mill did the Tour de France Femmes and more

The pro from Sherbrooke, Que., had a busy first season on EF Education-TIBCO-SVB

‘I have to know that it’s not in the disco socks’

National short track champion Laurie Arseneault on racing World Cups, fishing, superstition and the fire in her heart

Road and criterium national champion Maggie Coles-Lyster is on the podium a lot

The rider talks American Criterium Cup, chasing UCI points for the track, her big wins this year and the races ahead

Canada’s first Action Jackson, her WorldTeam and the new Tour de France Femmes

Twenty-five years ago, Linda Jackson was on the podium of a stage race in France. Today, her team, EF Education-TIBCO-SVB, will be at the new eight-day race by the ASO

There are three Canucks going to the Tour de France. No! Four. Wait. Five?

A preview of la Grande Boucle with guest Michael Barry

The Biking Lawyer has tips for staying safe on the road

Empowering cycling knowledge from Dave Shellnutt