WINNIPEG — Engines revved and bikers rejoiced in gathering en masse for the first time in two years on Saturday.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Raises $300K
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Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad is This Saturday
WINNIPEG — For the first time in two years, the Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad will roar in its regular form in the fight against prostate cancer.
13th Annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Raises $115K
WINNIPEG — This year’s Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad has raised more than $115,000 in the fight against prostate cancer.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Adjusts Format for Second Year
WINNIPEG — This year’s Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad is continuing with the ‘Ride Alone Together’ format, owing to ongoing public health restrictions.
Shelley Brown Part 2: Coming Out of the Darkness
Former Assiniboia Downs Champion Trainer, Shelley Brown, is back at her barn at ASD this spring, cleaning out stalls, saddling horses and preparing for the 2021 thoroughbred racing season.
New Genome Sequencing Lab Opens at CancerCare
WINNIPEG — CancerCare Manitoba has opened a new Genome Sequencing Lab to support targeted cancer therapy and genomic testing.
CancerCare Manitoba Foundation Names New CEO
WINNIPEG — The CancerCare Manitoba Foundation has appointed its chief development officer as the foundation’s incoming president and CEO.
Motorcycle Ride for Dad Raises $130K to Fight Prostate Cancer in Manitoba
WINNIPEG — It was a different kind of ride this year for the TELUS Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad, but donors came through in the fight against prostate cancer.
CancerCare Consolidating Patient Services to Four Sites
WINNIPEG — CancerCare Manitoba is consolidating patient care from six sites to four in Winnipeg.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Adopts ‘Ride Alone Together’ Format
WINNIPEG — The 2020 TELUS Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad will roll on in a different format this year, but riders will still be together in spirit.
Virtual Challenge for Life Raises $1M for CancerCare
Manitobans logged on virtually this year to raise more than $1 million in the 13th annual Challenge for Life.
Alex Trebek Says If Current Cancer Treatment Doesn’t Work, It Might Be His Last
TORONTO — “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek says if his current treatment for Stage 4 pancreatic cancer doesn’t work, he’ll probably stop pursuing medical intervention.
