Meet IMBA Canada: Charlotte Batty
One of the more recent additions to the IMBA Canada Board of Directors, Charlotte Batty has been riding mountain bikes for most of her life.
Letter from the Executive Director
That's what a good friend of mine said to me when discussing the state of mountain bike advocacy organizations across Canada.
Calling all shovel ready projects! The NTC needs to hear from you.
The National Trails Coalition - a federally incorporated not-for-profit advocacy organization - is seeking information about shovel ready trail projects across…
Collaboration Builds Community
The Crow Wing Trail Association formed in 1999 to build a section of the Trans Canada Trail from Emerson to Winnipeg, Manitoba. The trail celebrates a…
How hard work, collaboration and vision are turning Kouchibouguac National Park into a year round cycling destination.
This past week I had the pleasure to travel to Kouchibouguac National Park for their Fat Bike Week festivities. It was great to see the turnout for such a…
Hinton Bike Park
Hinton, Alberta is an hour east of Jasper and at first glance it may appear to be no more than a bunch of hotels, gas stations and restaurants on Route 16. That…
Trail Specialists Congregate South of the Border
Last week saw the North American IMBA Trail Solutions’ staffs converge on the small town of Sandy, Oregon. Situated just over an hour east of Portland, Sandy…
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