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Royal City Rangers hit the road
There's a new bike gang in town. But don't worry, this one is made up of grade schoolers who want to wheel up and down the city's steep terrain with a group of like-minded riders.
Make Ambleside bike friendly: cyclists
A local bicycle group thinks they can help the District of West Vancouver with the difficult and sometimes controversial problem of how to revitalize the Ambleside area.
District of North Vancouver gives longboarders a break
IT'S business as usual for District of North Vancouver longboarders after a contentious council debate ended with an endorsement of the status quo Monday.
Cap U student inspires action
FRESH off the school year, Capilano University student Kilderic Moroy has forgone rest and relaxation, instead he's decided to hop on his bike to cycle across the country in a quest to inspire people to join him in making positive environmental change.
City firefighter prepares for next leg of journey
It's been less than a year since Rudy Pospisil returned from his 9,600 km cycling journey and already he's preparing for his next trip - this time heading across the Atlantic to bike his way through Europe.
Cyclists pedal for win
Maple Ridge's Maggie Coles-Lyster took second place overall with a combined time of 2: 06: 20 at the annual Race the Ridge 2013 cycling stage race took place in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows this weekend.
More than 400 give it a tri in annual event
The 14th edition of the Delta Triathlon last Saturday attracted 436 participants of all ages. They swam at the Ladner Leisure Centre before biking and running through the streets of Ladner. More photos on Page 22 and at www.delta-optimist. com.
Stoked & Spoked
After flooding and standing water plagued its construction, it was only fitting that soggy conditions put a damper on Saturday's grand opening of the Fraser Valley Regional District's Island 22 bike park.
Holly students give it a tri on their own course
Holly Elementary students raced their version of the Delta Triathlon last Wednesday.
Band closes part of PoCo Trail
A popular trail running along the Kwikwetlem First Nation reserve is closed to the public.
VIADUCT PLAN NEEDS A REFERENDUM
The simple solution to both the most recent bike path issue and the tearing down of the viaducts is to have a referendum. No amount of public consultation seems to dissuade the Vision team from carrying out whatever plans they feel is right, even if it has a negative impact on the community.
Hall calls North Shore's Sydor
NORTH Shore mountain biking legend Alison Sydor wasn't always a legend.
Viaducts will be like bike lanes - a done deal
Re: "Don't crush Viaducts without clear plan," April 10.
Mounties look to avenge for last year's loss
Mounties and firefighters will lace up their skates and take to the rink to raise money for pediatric cancer on Thursday.
Judge directs bicycle thief's 'test' ride to end in jail
A bicycle thief who took a $3,500 mountain bike for a test ride - and never came back - has pedalled his way into a 90-day stay in jail.
Washington cross-country ski terrain opens for winter biking
Back in November, I wrote about my growing fascination with snow biking and hoped to try out this new (to me) version of one of my favourite activities.
