MEDIA ADVISORY - 42 CYCLISTS RIDING ACROSS CANADA FOR KIDS CANCER ARRIVE AT
THE SEARS CARREFOUR ANGRIGNON STORE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

Where?	Sears Carrefour Angrignon store (parking lot) 7071, Newman Blvd., LaSalle
When?	Sunday, September 19, 3 :00 pm
Who?	42 cyclists participating in the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride Kids who have survived cancer Ginette Charest, CEO, Operation Enfant Soleil

MONTREAL, Sept. 19 /CNW/ - This afternoon, at 3:00 pm, a contingent of Sears National Kids Cancer Ride cyclists will stop at the Sears Carrefour Angrignon store, after having left from British Columbia, September 9, en route to Halifax. These cyclists are crossing Canada to raise money and awareness in the battle against childhood cancer.

Cyclists will meet with the media along with Ginette Charest, CEO of Operation Enfant Soleil, kids who have survived cancer and representatives from the Montreal Children's hospital.

The Sears National Kids Cancer Ride is the world's longest charitable cycling event on behalf of childhood cancer. The last two rides raised $2.6 million. This year's goal is to raise $1.5 million. Part of the money is distributed to the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Hopital Ste-Justine de Montreal, the Centre mere-enfant du CHUQ and the Centre hospitalier universitaire de Sherbrooke.

For further information:

Pierre Bouchard
INDICO Communication
[email protected]
514 951-7516