Tag: Cops for Cancer

Cops for Cancer Tour de North a huge success !

$163,978. That's how much money was raised during this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de North event.

Tour de North hits the Cariboo !

The Cops for Cancer Tour de North is winding down, as the riders arrive in Quesnel today. (Sept 16) 

Cops for Cancer riders to make community stops along journey across the North

On Friday, 13 first responders will set out on a seven-day, 850 kilometre cycling journey across Northern B.C. to raise funds for childhood cancer research.

Riders gearing up with escorted training ride for Tour de North

The start of the 25th Annual Cops for Cancer Tour de North is just a few weeks away.

Cops for Cancer Tour de North Cariboo rider hitting the road for the 3rd time

The 25th Annual Cops for Cancer Tour de North is getting ready to roll out this Fall.

100 Mile House Represented in Tour De Coast

Today marks the start of The Canadian Cancer Society’s Cops for Cancer, Tour De Coast in Vancouver. The race is...

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