Norco Products has been recognized in British Columbia with an Export Award
in the marketing innovations category. Norco, which distributes in the
United States, Australia, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the
United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Singapore, was the … READ MORE →

PowerBar has signed a three-year endorsement contract with three-time Tour
de France winner Lance Armstrong. The deal provides PowerBar with access to
worldwide rights for Armstrong’s name, likeness, signature, voice, and
image.

The Winter Olympics aren’t the only reason people from around the world
will converge on Utah this year. Others will head to the American state,
near Moab, to attend the 2002 IMBA Advocacy Summit, April 18-21.
Participants will … READ MORE →

A rather unique women’s cycling race begins this September in Quebec. Union
Cycliste International (UCI) officials have announced details for the
Transoceane, the only female stage race held on two continents.
The event runs from Sept. 18-29. … READ MORE →

B.C.’s Wade Simmons started his year off with a bang when he placed second
in the inaugural Red Bull Ride in Jindabyne, Australia, in late January. Up
against 20 of the world’s best riders, Simmons … READ MORE →

After nearly 20 years at the Canadian Cycling Association (CCA), Patrick
Healy has left to become a senior sport analyst with Sport Canada. In 1983,
Healy joined the CCA’s staff as National Team co-ordinator, and eventually
held … READ MORE →

The advocates of the Burnaby Velodrome prepared a well-researched, detailed
proposal to meet the city of Burnaby’s request for upgrades to and
operations contained in the Harry Jerome Building (where the velodrome is
located). The Burnaby Velodrome … READ MORE →

For the first time, Canadians will have an opportunity to earn a spot in
the Eco Challenge World Championship through a qualifier in their homeland.
The inaugural Eco Challenge Canadian championship will be staged from Aug.
14-18 in … READ MORE →