and breadth with 2,765 patients enrolled in clinical trials. Through ongoing research, education and innovation, Princess Margaret continues to be on the frontiers of medical, surgical and radiation oncology, embracing the latest technology and international best-practices and setting standards for patient care. Ontario The Ride is an EPIC, 2-day, 200 km+ cycling event where thousands of participants from across Canada and around the world ride between Toronto to Niagara Falls. Cyclists seek the support of their networks, friends and family to fundraise in support of research being conducted at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Since 2008, the Ontario Ride has raised more than $220 Million for cancer research and care. As a result of COVID-19, The Ride went virtual in 2020 and again in 2021, therefore participants cycle their own route and distance. For the past 10 years, Enbridge has been the Title sponsor of the Ride to Conquer Cancer. The top fundraising team of all time in the Ride is Steve’s Cyclepaths, typically raising over $1 Million each year. Each year in the Ontario Ride, approximately 200 survivor Riders take part. Survivor Riders affix a yellow flag on their bike to denote their successful cancer journey and are celebrated by the Ride community during the event. British Columbia The British Columbia Ride originates in Vancouver, and crosses into the United States to finish in Seattle. Nearly 2,642 Riders raised $10.4 million in 2013 in support of the B.C. Cancer Foundation. In 2018, The Ride changed destinations to Hope, British Columbia instead of Seattle. Due to smoke from forest fires the Ride could not reach Hope and instead a loop was created with the riders returning to the Chilliwack on the Sunday. In 2019, the weather cooperated the riders were able to make it to Hope. Over 2,100 riders participated in the 2019 Ride. Over the eleven years the B.C. Ride has raised over $105.1 million! As of 2018, the ride is switching routes from Vancouver to Hope, BC. Alberta The Alberta ride originates at Spruce Meadows in Calgary and heads southwest to Chain Lakes Provincial Park in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains before returning to Calgary. 1,655 riders raised $7.5 million in support of the Alberta Cancer Foundation in 2013. Quebec The Quebec Ride originates at Montreal and finishes in Quebec City and supports Sir Mortimer B. Davis Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. 1,778 riders raised $6.3 million in