Please visit the Cycle Canada story for our inventory clearance sale. Many of our jerseys are now available for $20.00 each (discounted from $95 and $84). While quantities and sizes last. Visit: Cycling Jerseys and Cycling Merchandise Sale Plus shipping and taxes where applicable. All sales final. The post Inventory Clearance Sale! appeared first on Tour du Canada ..read more

The dates for Tour du Canada 2024 have been set. They will be June 19 to August 30. Riders arrive in Vancouver on June 19. There will be a zoom orientation meeting a week before the ride. The final riding day into St. John’s is August 30. There will again be a Mile Zero option for those wishing to start on Vancouver Island. For those wishing to participate in the Mile Zero option you need to arrive in Vancouver on June 17. The fees for 2024 have been announced. Please visit: Please visit: https://www.tourducanada.com/tour-du-canada-essentials/fees-and-dates ..read more

Attention – Riders of the first Tour du Canada in 1988 An evening of food, fellowship and reminiscing is being held on Friday, Sept. 15th in Bracebridge. For further information please contact Ron Jacques via sweep@tourducanada.com and we will pass on your message. You can read an account of the first Tour du Canada here: Don and Flo Leatham’s Tour du Canada 1988 The post Tour du Canada 1988 Reunion appeared first on Tour du Canada ..read more

The dates for Tour du Canada 2023 have been set. They will be June 20 to September 1. Riders arrive in Vancouver on June 20. The Orientation day is June 21. The final riding day into St. John’s is September 1. There will again be a Mile Zero option for those wishing to start on Vancouver Island. The fees for 2023 have been announced. Please visit: https://www.tourducanada.com/tour-du-canada-essentials/fees-and-dates/ The post Tour du Canada 2023 appeared first on Tour du Canada ..read more

“For some active adventure seekers, the best way to see the country is on two wheels. . .” Read about Tour du Canada and Cycle Canada events in Canada’s national newspaper, The Globe and Mail. Special feature by Dene Moore, published June 7, 2022: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/article-for-some-active-adventure-seekers-the-best-way-to-see-the-country-is/ The post ” The best way to see the country . . . “ appeared first on Tour du Canada ..read more

July 4, 1952 – February 26, 2022 As many of our friends know we recently lost an exceptional friend of Tour du Canada. Alan Medcalf died on February 26 after living with ALS for a number of years. Alan completed the Tour du Canada in 2000 and served as a Director of the national cycling club Tour du Canada for 15 years. You can read Alan’s obituary here: Alan Medcalf A gofund me page has been set up to honour Alan’s life and contributions. You can make a donation here: https://gofund.me/2b1bcd32 Alan documented his Tour du Canada ride here: The Great Canadian Cycling Adventure The post Alan Me ..read more

The fees have now been set for Tour du Canada 2022. The fee for 2022 is $6,310.00 + $263.54 HST = $6,573.54 Please read more about joining the ride: https://www.tourducanada.com/tour-du-canada-essentials/fees-and-dates/ The post Tour du Canada 2022 Fees Set appeared first on Tour du Canada ..read more

The dates for Tour du Canada 2022 have been set. They will be June 22 to September 2. Riders arrive in Vancouver on June 22. The Orientation day is June 23. The final riding day into St. John’s is September 2. There will again be a Mile Zero option for those wishing to start on Vancouver Island. The fees will be set in October, 2021. Please read more about joining the ride: https://www.tourducanada.com/tour-du-canada-essentials/fees-and-dates ..read more

September 3, 2021. Tour du Canada cyclists have arrived safely in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Tour du Canada 2020/2021 is now complete. Congratulations to all the riders who participated. It was an especially challenging year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. International borders were closed into Canada and as a result the group was made up entirely of Canadians. All riders were fully vaccinated and complied with the health requirements for entering and travelling in all 10 provinces. Extra protocols were in place across the country and during the tour the cyclists followed health and ..read more

Protocols for Tour du Canada This information is intended for the general public who may encounter Tour du Canada riders during the summer of 2021. Participants in Tour du Canada have a full protocol on how to conduct themselves during the ride. That protocol has been developed using public health guidelines and is framed by the Tour du Canada Statement of Values. What is Tour du Canada? Tour du Canada is a cycling club that stages an annual ride across Canada. It was first held in 1988. The year 2020 was a disappointment for us. We had to cancel the trip because of Covid-19. In 2021 we are ma ..read more