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| June 2010 |
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| Media Release - CIMHMF - Hall of Fame Inductees for 2010 Announced |
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| The Canadian Motorcycle Hall of Fame (CMHF), has announced eight individuals, one family and two groups to be inducted at the fifth annual Hall of Fame Induction Banquet & Reunion, to be held November 6, 2010, at the Delta Burnaby Hotel and Conference Center in Burnaby (Vancouver), BC. |
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| Edmonton bylaw aims to reduce motorcycle noise |
Mary Vallis, National Post · Thursday, Jun. 10, 2010 |
| An Edmonton bylaw has captured the interest of municipalities and people across the country who loathe the persistent rumbles and thunderclap starts of motorcycles on their roads. |
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July 2009 |
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| Media Release - CIMHMF - Hall goes fully national |
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| The Motorcyclists Confederation of Canada (MCC) is the title sponsor of the Annual Induction Banquet, and has been since the Halls inception. More than $100,000 has been contributed by MCC to operation of the Foundation. |
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| May 2009 |
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The next AMA International Women and Motorcycling Conference, being held August 18-22, 2009 in Keystone, Colorado, is shaping up to be an event not to be missed!
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| Registration is strong and, already, more than twice as many Canadians as attended the Athens, Georgia meeting have signed up and are planning their trips. Those looking for riding partners can check out the Women Riders Now website for Conference Connections. |
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| 7th Annual Dead Zone Dual-Sport Motorcycle Ride |
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| May 3, 2009: for immediate release- The premier annual dual-sport motorcycle event in British Columbia is named after a series of challenging trails in the Onion Lake Riding Area west of Spences Bridge. We anticipate almost 200 participants on the first Saturday of July, who will enjoy a day ride through the spectacular ‘Gold Country’ region. |
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| MCC & AMA Collaborate on Women's Conference, Provide Registration at Par |
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| MCC’s Women Riders Council Chair, LIZ JANSEN, has joined the Advisory Council for the AMA’s International Women and Motorcycling Conference, being held August 19-22 in Keystone, Colorado. |
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| April 2009 |
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Canadians Stronly Represented at Off-Highway Council Conference
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| Twenty-three of the 140 delegates were Canadians at the 19th annual conference of the National Off Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC) held in Houston, TX, March 24-29. |
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U.S. Lead Products Ban Will Have North-American Wide Implications
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| The Consumer Product Safety Council ban on sales of products with lead to those 12 and under has huge implications. It covers ANY products, apparel, musical instruments, bicycles, ETC. And, or course, youth-sized motorcycles (50cc, 90cc, etc) and ATVs cannot be sold either. |
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| Expanding Representation For Off-Roaders In NB |
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| The New Brunswick ATV Federation (NBATV) is evaluating various options to expand its operations to serve the off-road motorcycle community in the province. There is presently no motorcycle federation – off-road or street – in NB, and the number of off-road motorcycle clubs is small. |
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| March 2009 |
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| Attention Off Road Motorcyclists (Trail Riders) |
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| Northumberland County Staff are recommending that Off Road Motorcycles (ORMs) not be allowed to use the trails in Northumberland Forest due to Ecological, Environmental and Noise concerns. This is not necessarily the view of the Northumberland Forest Advisory Committee (NFAC) whose recommendations are not forwarded to your council. |
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| January 2009 |
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| National Trails Coalition Applauds Government of Canada Investment in Trails Infrastructure. |
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| Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Jan 27 – Leaders of the National Trails Coalition (NTC) are pleased that the Government of Canada is injecting $25 million into the construction of trail infrastructure across the nation. New trail infrastructure provides a safe venue... |
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