Teams of motivated and energetic young people aged 18 to 30 will set off on cycling and performing tours in 2010.

You can be one of them! Yes, you!

Sign up today by filling out our online

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In this section of the website you will find all the delicious information you will need such as the frequently asked questions, guides, stories from past tours and – most importantly – instructions on how you can apply to be a part of it. Now here is a breakdown of this year’s slate of tours:

Ferocious Farm Tour: Ottawa to Toronto and back!

May 3 to June 25 (2 months) or August 28 (4 months)

Cycling and farming, what more could the spring months bring? This tour will focus its performance route on farming-based communities, giving tour members an opportunity to connect to and understand the food landscape of Ontario. Tour members can opt to extend their experience by working on a small scale and/or organic Ontario farm for the months of July and August. Learning extravaganza! To learn more about the Farm Tour extension, go to our FAQs.

Coast to Capital: Vancouver to Ottawa

June 25 to October 20 (4 months)

Ride through the Rockies, across the Prairies and skirt down the edge of the Great Lakes, ending up in our nation’s capital. Watch the landscape change as you ride with the seasons, starting in the summer and rolling to a close as the leaves drop. Epic adventure! Physically challenging!

Highlands and Islands: Fredericton to Halifax

September 7 to November 2 (2 months)

Ride with the tides, dance with the Scots and pull some red mud potatoes while you’re at it! This route starts in New Brunswick and tours to each breathtaking corner of Prince Edward Island where you can look out to the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. Finally, it crosses the hills of Nova Scotia ending up in Halifax. Lots of performing!

Tour members will share an incredible adventure as they live as a mobile sustainable community, cycle from performance to performance, braving the elements, connecting with communities, and exploring the ups and downs of directly addressing environmental and social justice issues through their every day actions. Apply now!