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An Edmonton program is aiming to make bicycle riding more accessible to children with special needs.

Staff at a school in central Edmonton were shocked and saddened Monday morning after discovering more than a dozen bikes donated for their less fortunate students had been stolen.

A boom in bike sales, triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, is expected to continue for years to come.

Police are urging Edmontonians to take steps to protect their wheels after a rash of bike thefts in south Edmonton.

'It’s all we could talk about. And now we’re going to do a ride to commemorate this, because this is a shocking, horrific thing.'

The Edmonton Police Service has introduced a new program meant to make it easier for bicycle owners to find lost or stolen bikes.

Bow Cycle is appealing to Calgarians for bike donations after thieves took a small dent out of their holiday Bikes for Kids initiative.

YYC Kids Ride is helping ensure every kid in Calgary their own bike.

Provinces across Canada have different rules about this, and some places don't have any legislation, leaving the decision up to the parent or guardian.

Golf legends are preparing to tee off this week as the Shaw Charity Classic gets underway. But before hitting the links, at least one pro is getting some two-wheeled exercise.

'The kids need it more than ever with COVID-19.'

Dozens of people riding motorcycles and driving hot rods revved their engines in an Edmonton community parade Saturday to show support for a three-year-old boy with brain cancer.

Paths for People is one of several organizations pushing for new safe-passing rules for motorists, similar to what Calgary has in place now.

The year has been filled with screen time and sitting for Edmonton students. Now, one school is offering a friendly challenge to end the year strong.

An Edmonton girl who made headlines and melted hearts with her homemade Bumbo seat wheelchair is hitting the gym and walking - with the help of machines.

The ninth annual bike collection emptied out the backyards and garages of Laval homes so that disadvantaged people abroad could have a set of wheels they could use.

Some bike shop owners say customers may have to be patient as stock issues get sorted.

An Edmonton daycare is taking playground protection to another level and asking parents to provide helmets.

For Barbara Elias, riding a bike feels like freedom. That's why the Moncton grandmother is on a mission to share that experience with every child in her community.