WINNIPEG — The Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad drew 1,272 registered riders Saturday in its 18th annual run, raising more than $535,000 for prostate cancer research and education.
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1,500 Motorcycles Set to Roll Saturday for Manitoba Ride for Dad
Nearly 1,500 motorcycles will take to Winnipeg’s streets this Saturday for the 18th annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Returns May 30
The countdown is on to the 18th annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad next month, as organizers kicked off the six-week awareness campaign on Friday.
Manitoba Lowers Breast Cancer Screening Age to 45
Manitoba is expanding access to early breast cancer detection by lowering the self-referral age for BreastCheck screening to 45.
Motorcycle Ride for Dad Flag Relay Stops in Winnipeg on Cross-Country Journey
A cross-Canada flag relay marking the 25th anniversary of the Motorcycle Ride for Dad will make a stop in Winnipeg on Wednesday.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Licence Plates Now Available
Manitoba drivers can now purchase a Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad specialty licence plate in support of prostate cancer research.
Manitoba Moves Ahead with New CancerCare Headquarters
The Manitoba government has announced plans to build a new, state-of-the-art CancerCare Manitoba headquarters.
17th Annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Raises $600K
More than 1,200 riders took part in the 17th annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad on Saturday, raising over $600,000 in support of prostate cancer research and education.
Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad Kicks Off 2025 Prostate Cancer Awareness Campaign
The 17th annual Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad officially launched its 2025 campaign on Thursday, with the main event set for May 31.
Manitoba Film & Music Mourns Passing of Carole Vivier
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s film and music community is mourning the passing of industry powerhouse Carole Vivier.
‘A Viking’s Challenge’ Returns to Raise Funds for Cancer Patients
A Viking’s Challenge is this weekend, inviting participants to run or walk across frozen Lake Winnipeg to support cancer patients.
Book of Condolences for Late Education Minister Nello Altomare
WINNIPEG — A book of condolences has been offered for the late Education and Early Childhood Learning Minister Nello Altomare.









