Tag: Cops for Cancer

Tour de Rock rolls through Campbell River Tuesday

The Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock, a fourteen day cycling fundraiser, is making its way through Vancouver Island and will pass through Campbell River.

2018 Tour de Rock riders hit the road

VANCOUVER ISLAND, B.C. - It's an annual tradition that tests the limits of its participants, but it's all for...

Historic Fundraiser Comes To A Close

The 20th edition of the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock has come to a close. Riders from across...

Campbell River raises $67k for Tour de Rock

Campbell River residents are supporting the Tour de Rock in a big way. Around $67,000 was raised for the...

Vancouver actor promises to match Tour de Rock donations

A Vancouver-based actor and producer is stepping up for the Tour de Rock. Rob Heimbecker says he’ll match donations...

Tour de Rock Rides Along

Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock riders travel from Campbell River to the Comox Valley on Wednesday. Media Rider with...

Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock kicks off Saturday!

After months of training, riders hit the road as part of the 20th annual Cops for Cancer Tour de...

Tour de Rock raises over $1-million for pediatric cancer research

The 2016 Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock has come to a close. Riders wrapped up the two week journey this...

Support Tour De Rock

Imagine riding 1,100 kilometres across the island for two weeks on your bicycle with 19 other police officers. That's exactly...

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