Bicycle

• Saskatoon bike shop launches second annual Bikes for Africa

  Bikes from one Saskatoon bicycle shop are taking a trip out of province to the African continent.

  Canada

  Nov 18
  
• B.C. church target of vandalism, again; windows smashed in front of Pride flags

  Delta police say a man shattered two windows where Pride flags were hanging at Ladner United Church on the night of Sept. 22.

  Crime

  Oct 7
  
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• Shimano recalls 760K bicycle cranksets after injuries reported

  Cycling company Shimano is recalling some 760,000 bike cranksets in the U.S. and Canada due to a crash hazard that has resulted in several reported injuries.

  Canada

  Sep 22
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• Cycle Kingston hosts workshop to promote bike safety

  Cycle Kingston hosted a workshop to improve bicycle rider safety around the city.

  Canada

  Jul 31
• 13-year-old girl charged after violent incident in Napanee, Ont.

  OPP say the girl allegedly threw a bike and boulders at another youth during a bicycle theft.

  Crime

  Jul 27
• Kingston’s proposed plan to remove Princess Street bike lanes rattles cyclists

  The plan would see bike lanes removed from the popular street to expand sidewalks and accommodate additional growth in the Williamsville area.

  Traffic

  Jun 13
• Saskatoon student calls for change after cyclist death

  Lucy Stobbe said cycling is cheap and a greener option, but the fear of the unsafe conditions on Saskatoon roadways is preventing many from biking.

  Canada

  Jun 8
• No charges after bicycle collides with vehicle in Guelph: police

  A teen cyclist suffered facial injuries and was treated in hospital.

  Traffic

  May 31
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• Regina resident concerned for safety while cycling in the city

  One Regina resident is urging people to be careful after nearly being hit walking his bike across a crosswalk on Lewvan and 13th Ave.

  Canada

  May 12
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• Retired N.B. gym teacher gives away free bicycles to kids in need

  As bikes and life become more expensive, many families simply cannot afford what some might now see as a luxury. But Krista Richard sees it as a rite of passage for kids.

  Features

  May 11