Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley 2026. (Image Credit: Mission RCMP)
Cops for Cancer

Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley wrapping up 600-kilometre journey in Harrison Hot Springs

Sep 19, 2026 | 9:49 AM

FRASER VALLEY — Riders in this year’s Cops for Cancer are set to hit the road for their last day of the Fraser Valley tour in Harrison, ending an over-600-kilometre journey that started on Monday (Sept. 14).

Nineteen cyclists in agencies ranging from the Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement and Chilliwack River Valley Fire Department to White Rock RCMP and the Abbotsford Police Department kicked off the ride through Surrey, Langley and White Rock.

They then moved on to Abbotsford and Mission on Thursday and Chilliwack the following day.

From there, the riders will be looping back through the city before heading to their final stop in the eastern Fraser Valley, in Harrison Hot Springs.

“It was a truly inspiring event,” said Inspector Ray Monsef, Mission RCMP’s new Officer in Charge. “Even after riding hundreds of kilometres over the past few days, including the hills in Mission in the hot afternoon sun, every one of those riders arrived with a smile on their face, and an amazing sense of purpose.”

Monsef then encouraged residents to meet the riders, learn about the cause, and donate when possible.

All proceeds are going towards the Canadian Cancer Society for childhood cancer research and Camp Goodtimes – a summer camp for children with or recovering from pediatric cancer.

The regional tour has raised $236,400 of its $285,000 goal at the time of writing.