NEWS
Our Motorcycling World – An Update from MCC Chair, Chris Bourque
“The times, they are a-changin'” Probably the most pertinent cultural catchphrase I can think of for current times, even though it was penned over 55 years ago… On the surface, there is much changing in the world around us. Politically, socially, economically, and ecologically, things are...
A Message from MCC Board Chair Chris Bourque
I sincerely hope you are well, and your families and friends are safe in these unfortunate times. Some of us are at home, and some of us are still at our places of work. In either case, we are all in the same boat. Or sort of... To the Motorcycle Industry, this could not have come at a worse time....
Motorcycling During the Pandemic – Safe At Home is Best
Canadian riders thinking about motorcycling during the pandemic: MCC supports the position of the International Motorcycling Federation. FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) is the global governing body for motorcycle racing. We think the following release is the correct global response...
Welcome to the 2019-2020 MCC Board of Directors
Letter from new MCC Chair Chris Bourque To our valued membership, I am happy to announce that the Motorcyclists Confederation of Canada has recently held its Annual General Meeting, and as a result, we are pleased to welcome some new members to our Board of Directors. The MCC has elected Hélène...
Congratulations to 2019 Canadian Motorcycle Hall of Fame Inductees
Honouring motorcycle legends at the 14th annual Canadian Motorcycle Hall of Fame Induction Banquet and Reunion This year, seven legends and champions will be honoured at the 14th Annual Canadian Motorcycle Hall of Fame Induction Banquet and Reunion on November 2, 2019, in Toronto, ON. Canadian...
Motorcycle relay unites women riders around the globe
The first global motorcycle relay has crossed Canada! The Women Riders World Relay (WRWR) made its Canadian debut on Saturday, September 14, 2019, in Vancouver. Over 11 days women guardians have carried a hand-carved baton across seven provinces. The relay has brought women from all walks of life...
SAFETY
Motorcyclists Making a Difference
MPs Recognize Canadian Motorcyclists To help launch our annual May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month campaign, MCC initiated a program to find Canadian motorcyclists making a difference in their local communities. We asked MPs to nominate individuals or groups who give back to the community...
Pledge Your Commitment to Motorcycle Safety
Take the Motorcycle Safety Pledge Spring signals the start of the motorcycling season in Canada. That’s why May is officially recognized as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. “Motorcycling is a passion,” explains Dave Millier, MCC Chair. “It’s a sport, a hobby, an efficient means of...
Motorcycle Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility
Take the Motorcycle Safety Pledge and put your city on the map Spring signals the start of motorcycling season in Canada. That’s why May is officially recognized as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. At MCC we recognize that everyone plays an important role in motorcycle safety. Even if you do not...
Plan your ride before hitting the trails
New Off-Road Council videos encourage motorcyclists to plan for a safe ride We love riding the trails – exploring the natural beauty of Canada’s wilderness, spending time with family and friends, and enjoying life on two wheels. But we also realize how important it is to plan for a safe ride....
Take the Motorcycle Commuter Challenge
Ride Your Motorcycle to Work Summer is finally here again across the country, and it’s a great time of year to take your motorcycle out for a ride. But motorcycles are for more than just pleasure rides. They are a great alternative to driving a car. Their smaller size means better fuel efficiency,...
Canada’s Worst Roads got me thinking
By Mark Tharme Each year the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) publishes their annual list of Canada’s Worst Roads. Drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians vote for the roads they think are in most need of improvement – be it potholes, congestion, safety concerns or poor road signs. I...
ON-ROAD
Canada’s Worst Roads got me thinking
By Mark Tharme Each year the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) publishes their annual list of Canada’s Worst Roads. Drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians vote for the roads they think are in most need of improvement – be it potholes, congestion, safety concerns or poor road signs. I...
Take the Motorcycle Safety Pledge
Show Your Support for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month After a long, cold Canadian winter, motorcyclists are eager to get back on the roads. Warmer spring weather signals the start of the motorcycle season – that’s why May is officially recognized as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The...
Five ways to support motorcycle safety in your community
Everyone plays an important role in motorcycle safety. Even if you do not ride a motorcycle, chances are you know someone that does. That’s why at the MCC we believe motorcycle safety is everyone’s responsibility. Behind the helmet, motorcyclists are mothers, fathers, children, and friends....
The evolving face of motorcycling in Canada
Women Riders Council celebrating 10 years in 2017 For women motorcyclists, riding is freedom. Often an activity they may not have thought of doing, riding a motorcycle allows women to challenge themselves, gain skills and build self-confidence. Riding is also a social activity for women. It’s a...
OFF-ROAD
Take the Motorcycle Safety Pledge
Show Your Support for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month After a long, cold Canadian winter, motorcyclists are eager to get back on the roads. Warmer spring weather signals the start of the motorcycle season – that’s why May is officially recognized as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The...
Five ways to support motorcycle safety in your community
Everyone plays an important role in motorcycle safety. Even if you do not ride a motorcycle, chances are you know someone that does. That’s why at the MCC we believe motorcycle safety is everyone’s responsibility. Behind the helmet, motorcyclists are mothers, fathers, children, and friends....
The evolving face of motorcycling in Canada
Women Riders Council celebrating 10 years in 2017 For women motorcyclists, riding is freedom. Often an activity they may not have thought of doing, riding a motorcycle allows women to challenge themselves, gain skills and build self-confidence. Riding is also a social activity for women. It’s a...
COMPETITION
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