Tag: Bike

Tour de Rock 2019 Comox Valley Stops

Uncategorized Community Calendar Editor -
Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock kicked off on Saturday with riders heading to Port Alice to begin their...

Committee working on new path along the Dyke road

News Justin Goulet -
COURTENAY, B.C.- A Courtenay councilor is working to get a bike and walking path installed along Comox Road. David Frisch,...

Courtenay-Alberni MP riding the riding

News Elizabeth Young -
Courtenay-Alberni's Member of Parliament is hitting the road around the riding in support of a national cycling strategy. The Ride-the-Riding...

Courtenay man to cycle across Canada for MS awareness

News Justin Goulet -
A Comox Valley man is getting set to embark on an epic journey across Canada. Courtenay's Brian Chapman, who works...

Bike ride to raise awareness of Parkinson’s Disease

News Justin Goulet -
A group of cyclists, known as The Parky's Pedalers, are riding down Vancouver Island to raise awareness on Parkinson's...

RCMP Caution Residents About Bike Security

News David Boles -
RCMP are reminding cyclists to make sure to lock up their bikes. Constable Rob Gardner says bike theft is a...

Bike Park now open at Mount Washington

News Justin Goulet -
After a three-year hiatus, the bike chair lifts are running again on Mount Washington as of today. Resort spokesperson Sheila...

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