The pandemic has cast a light on the need for increased space to encourage people to stay active, while maintaining social distance within their communities.

A group of friends are hoping to introduce Edmonton to a mode of transportation rarely seen nowadays.

If you're looking to take up cycling now that summer-like weather is hitting Winnipeg, you may be out of luck, says one local bike shop owner.

Winnipeg Coun. Brian Mayes recommends eight city tracks be upgraded at a cost of just over $3 million — but only if funds from other levels of government become available.

As southern Alberta creeps into its summer months, many people are gearing up to hit the roads or trails on their bikes.

With more people stuck at home amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada has seen the demand for bikes growing -- so much that the country is running out of bikes.

The owners of Dutch Cycle say they're servicing the old, and selling the new as more people take to cycling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"It's been crazy, absolutely so busy," said Scot Miller, owner of Olympia Cycle on Portage Avenue.

More than one in four commuters are also now choosing to pedal to work or school, according to Hub Cycling.

The fourth annual Course de Vélo sur Glace was held on Saturday at Parc Maisonneuve organized by Honesca in association with the Association for Active Mobility of Ville-Marie, Association for Rosemont's active mobility - La Petite-Patrie and Coalition Vélo Montréal Bike Coalition.