CCA - History



	BMX Nationals May 17th-18th

	Road Nationals June 27th-30th July 4th-6th

	Track Nationals August 27th – 31st

	Cross-Country Nationals July 19th-20th


	Road – Tour de Toona Altoona, PA – USA July 21 – 27 www.tourdetoona.com/home

	XCO/DHI/4X – UCI World Cup Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC – CAN July 26 – 27 www.gestev.com/

	Road – Coupe des Nations Abitibi Val-d’Or, QC – CAN July 31 – Aug 3 www.tourabitibi.qc.ca/

	XCO/DHI/4X – UCI World Cup Bromont, QC – CAN August 2 – 3 www.mondialduvelo.com/

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The Canadian Cycling Association is Canada's oldest sport governing body. The Association was known as the Canadian Wheelmen's Association when it was founded in 1882. The goal of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association was to promote, organize and represent cycling in Canada, discover touring routes and preserve the bicyclist's right to the road. The Canadian Wheelmen's Association kept its name from 1882 to 1967. In 1968, it was officially named the Canadian Cycling Association. Today, more than a century later, the Canadian Cycling Association continues to pursue its mission to lead and support the development and growth of cycling in Canada. The CCA has an excellent high performance program led by a full-time High Performance Director and Manager, full-time professional coaches at national and regional cycling development centres, a strong calendar of national and international events, and in 2003 launched a national introduction to cycling program for youth called Sprockids.