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Roughly 300 athletes from 14 different countries are signed up to compete in the Barebones Orienteering Festival, which takes place over four days in Whistler (Friday, July 9 to Monday July 12) before moving to Vancouver for two days.

The second Phat Wednesday race of the season took place on a slightly tougher selection of trails, starting with a rip down Angry Pirate to Crabapple Corners to Samurai Pizza Cat and the bottom part of Ho Chih Min.

Mountain bikers on a Mission

400 km-plus epic focuses on singletrack

Canada Day toonie ride heads to interpretive trails Chromag Bikes and North Shore Billet are hosting the Canada Day toonie ride tonight (July 1), with a selection of trails in the Interpretive Forest.

Whistler's Geoff Bate is now 10-1 after winning two bouts on his way to the Senior Novice 75-kilogram Bronze Gloves Title, the eighth and final stop on Boxing B.C.'s "Road to Glory" tournament series.

Strategy pans out for close-fought contest

Sea to Sky runners flocked to Vancouver last weekend for the annual Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon and 5K, joining almost 4,000 runners at the start line.

The seventh and final stage of the fourth annual B.C.

The Pemberton Laoyam Eagles junior dragon boat team won its category at the Rio Tinto Alcan Dragon Boat Festival (RTADBF) in Vancouver last weekend, defending its title for an incredible 12 th year. Former Olympic gold medalist Dr.