North Van woman’s Trans-Canada bike ride cut short by crash with motorcycle

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Bianca Hayes was aiming to set a Guinness World Record and raise $1 million for ovarian cancer research by becoming the fastest woman to cross Canada on a bike.

After riding across Canada for almost two weeks straight, a North Vancouver ovarian cancer advocate had her Guinness World Record attempt cut short as an accident in Quebec left her with a concussion and ankle injury.

Trying to bring international attention to the disease, Hayes set out on her first Trans-Canada ride, becoming the fastest woman to bike across Canada in 2020. This year, Hayes was trying to raise $1 million for ovarian cancer and set the Guinness World Record for fastest Trans-Canada ride. As of publication, Hayes and her team have raised more than $120,000 for ovarian cancer research at the BC Cancer Foundation and Ovarian Cancer Canada.

 

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