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    Brunt in the bicycle area of the Vancouver Police Department’s property room. (Photograph by Vishal Marapon)

    Meet Canada’s only full-time bike theft detective

    Vancouver has finally put a dent in its long-running bike theft epidemic. All it took was one dedicated officer.

    Keddy checks a map at a spot south of Mount Terrible (Layton Keddy)

    Into the bush

    Layton Keddy got on his bicycle and disappeared into the Australian wilderness, assuming he wouldn’t be missed. He couldn’t have been more wrong.

    Of pedals and metals: In search of bike maestro Giuseppe Marinoni

    It wasn’t easy to make a cinematic ode to a reclusive and eccentric bicycle maker from Montreal

    The Editorial: Is there hope for a car-bike détente?

    As the number of cyclists grows, so do the fatalities. Forget about talk of ‘war on the car’–let’s make roads work for all

    Canadian smart bike startup raises $820k

    Vanhawks Valour co-founder explains the value of connections

    Mario Pierre Théoret

    After being nearly paralyzed in an ATV accident, he took up cycling, organizing races and a bike program for kids

    The spoke club

    Bicycles: the new conservative enemy

    The rise of bike-sharing programs has created an unlikely new target in the culture wars

    Buckwild star’s death, fire near York & OPIRG at Carleton

    What students are talking about today (April 2nd)

    A bike rave, mental illness & Noah Kishinevsky

    What students are talking about today (March 20th)

    In pursuit of Lance Armstrong: A chronicle of cycling’s greatest fraud

    Jonathon Gatehouse reviews Seven Deadly Sins by David Walsh

    Cyclist’s Valentine, Chris Hadfield & the Harlem Shake

    What students are talking about today (February 15th)

    What students are talking about today (December 4th edition)

    Pizza Hut perfume, Movember & news for future doctors

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