Calgary tour de nuit Society
315A 39th Ave SE T2G 1X5 Calgary, AB, Canada

35 years ago, Canada's worst juvenile cycling tragedy. Did we learn anything? https://calgaryherald.com//322d0dd7-b1f5-4ca9-b4c6-8f8236/

On July 29, 1985 three young girls are killed cycling from Calgary to Kananaskis on an escorted youth bike tour. Long forgotten a short memorial is held at the location where they died 35 years ago. This is Dr. David Swann's address.

Participaction gets a clean canvass and designs a motivational exercise app from scratch.

Former Pro Bike Race Sponsor Impeached! The news is well...everywhere... https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-criticizes-joh

Vancouver Cyclists Awarded US$9 mil for 2016 Collision https://www.oregonlive.com//jury-awards-more-than-9-millio

Gender War Continues Badly for Team Testosterone. Fiona Kolbinger finishes first in the 4000 km Transcontinental Race from Bulgaria to France despite the predominance of men cycling the annual event.

The US women's soccer team, which relative to the men always wins, has highlighted the gross discrepancies in remuneration and resources between the two sexes. It is no surprise to see the same structural inequalities in the sport of cycling. In 2015 a group of French women started to ride the Tour de France route the day before the popular male-only event. Thanks to hail, rain and mudslides this year two women's teams actually rode the full 3,460 km in contrast to the professional men. https://www.abc.net.au//three-aussies-join-ride-f/11308096 The real Tour ended in Paris on July 28th, You can read about the men's ride everywhere.

Brompton bikes star in a catchy fraud prevention ad https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=Y1b8865GOHU

Tour de Nuit is preparing a new safety project involving the grading and reporting of debris on highways and county road shoulders. Assisted in part by the Alberta Traffic Safety Fund. Any current Alberta post-secondary student can apply for an internship to help. https://www.joinscip.ca/internships/3970-project-intern

Chris Foy interviews Kristina Vogel as she recovers from a horrific cycling accident.