Watch Hannah Lepine’s Tour de Rock journey

CHEK’s Hannah Lepine has joined the 2023 Tour de Rock team as a media rider and will be updating on the progress from the field each day of the ride. Follow along on her journey!

You can donate to Hannah’s ride on her Cops for Cancer page.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Hannah's not giving up after breaking her collarbone CHEK's own media rider Hannah Lepine is OK, but after crashing her bike on Saturday, a broken collarbone will keep her out of the saddle for the remainder of the ride. Being the team player she is, she's with the group, and we caught up with her today.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Raising funds and spirits They've been on the road for nearly a week and this year's Tour de Rock riders have been lifting spirits and raising money like crazy for childhood cancer research and Camp Goodtimes.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Almost half way there This year's Tour de Rock riders are nearing the half way point of this year's ride. Mother nature has not been kind to the riders so far, but the people along the route are warming them up from the inside out.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Riders roll into the Comox Valley After departing Campbell River, Tour de Rock riders are heading to the Comox Valley. One of the riders chats with Hannah and gets emotional.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Riders make their way to Campbell River Despite rain and wind, Tour de Rock riders made their way from Sayward to Campbell River. The tour’s goal this year is $1 million, and on Tuesday it passed the $500,000 mark.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: First fall storm drenches riders during ride to Woss, Sayward The second ride of the Tour de Rock saw the riders make their way from Port McNeill to Woss and Sayward, which they were able to do despite the stormy conditions.

2 months Tour de Rock Journal: Hannah reflects before team heads out on first ride After driving up to Port Alice on Saturday, the Tour de Rock team headed out on their first ride Sunday morning. CHEK's Hannah Lepine and Virgin Radio's Johnny Novak reflected on some of the people they had met and Port Alice's fundraising efforts.