This year, I’m proud to be participating in the Great Cycle Challenge — a nationwide movement to fight kids' cancer and make a difference in the lives of children across Canada.
Cancer is the leading cause of death among children in Canada, with 27 kids diagnosed every single week. That number is heartbreaking, and it needs to change.
But my ride is about more than numbers. I’m also riding to raise awareness of how cycling can transform both mental and physical health. It builds strength, resilience, and hope — qualities that are essential in the fight against cancer, for both patients and their families.
This cause is personal. I ride in honour of my aunt Sukh, a brave and inspiring woman who survived cancer at 55. Her journey reminds me every day of the importance of this fight.
Please consider donating to support life-saving research.
Let’s ride. Let’s fight. Let’s end kids' cancer — together.