Cyclists and supporters from across Alberta will gather June 21–22 for the annual MS Bike – Airdrie to Olds ride, one of Canada's largest fundraising events in support of people living with multiple sclerosis. Hosted by MS Canada, this two-day event is expected to draw hundreds of riders to the scenic route between Airdrie and Olds, with a fundraising goal of $700,000—nearly half of which has already been raised.

The ride offers more than a physical challenge. Known for its community spirit and signature rest stops—complete with fresh baked bread and "death hill"—the weekend also includes live music, games, and a celebratory meal for riders. Family-friendly festivities at the finish line, including a BBQ and face painting, make this event as much about community as it is about the cause. With approximately 90,000 Canadians living with MS, the funds raised support vital programs, peer networks, and research to advance understanding and treatment of the disease.