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Roule pour le CHUS

Roule pour le CHUS
1st edition

The brand new Roule pour le CHUS event, organized by the Comité Relève of the CHUS Foundation, is a family cycling activity in the heart of Sherbrooke!

Date et lieu
October 11, 2025
Parc Jacques-Cartier
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Get your helmet and bike ready! On October 11, 2025, join the Comité Relève of the CHUS Foundation for a cycling day in support of the CHUS Foundation.

Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or looking for a fun family outing, there's a route for you!

The Routes

Route 1 – 10 km
Perfect for families, kids, and beginners.
👉 See the route

Route 2 – 50 km
A full challenge for cyclists who love to push their limits.
👉 See the route

Routes are subject to change before the event.

Registration Fees

  • $25 – Adult
  • $10 – Child (5 to 12 years old)
  • $60 – Family package (2 adults + 2 children)
  • Free – Children under 5

TCJ Participation Prizes

By registering for Ride for the CHUS, you could win one of three participation prizes, generously donated by Therrien Couture Jolicoeur!

Prizes

1st prize: $500 in cash

2nd prize: $250 in cash

3rd prize: $250 in cash

Rules

  • Be registered for Roule pour le CHUS and have raised donations through a fundraiser
  • Have completed one of the two bike routes on October 11, 2025
  • Be 18 years of age or older

The three winners will be drawn at random from all participants who meet the above conditions.

Why participate?

  • Support the CHUS Foundation and help improve healthcare in our region.
  • Get active for a great cause, with friends or family.
  • Create memories in a festive and welcoming atmosphere.

Practical Information
The end of the route will be at Jacques Cartier Park. There will be food and beverage kiosks, bike adjustments and repairs, as well as entertainment provided by Cogeco!

As a participant, you can also create your own fundraising page so your loved ones can support you in this challenge.

Spots are limited – pedal for a great cause and be part of the movement.

We can’t wait to see you on your bike! 🚴‍♀️🚴

Roule pour le CHUS 2026

October 3, 2026 | Jacques-Cartier Park, Sherbrooke

The CHUS Foundation’s Rele Committee is pleased to invite you to the second edition of Roule pour le CHUS, presented by MD Financial Management | Scotiabank.

This cycling event brings the community together for a common goal: supporting healthcare, research, and key projects at the CHUS.

Three routes for all levels

This year, we listened to participant feedback and are adding a new 30 km route.

You can choose from:

  • 10 km – ideal for families and beginner cyclists
  • 30 km – our new intermediate option
  • 50 km – for cyclists looking for a greater challenge

Whether you are riding for fun, to take on a personal challenge, or to support a cause close to your heart, there is a route waiting for you.

New corporate pricing

Gather your team and participate in the event together.

Purchase 5 tickets and your organization gets 1 ticket free.

It’s a great opportunity to rally your colleagues, partners, or clients around an initiative that has a tangible impact on the health of our community.

Why participate?

Every registration contributes directly to the mission of the CHUS Foundation. The funds raised help support:

  • patient care;
  • the acquisition of cutting-edge equipment;
  • medical research;
  • projects that improve the experience for patients and their loved ones.

Registration

Registration is now open for the 2026 event!

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