Cycling4Diversity Foundation

Cycling4Diversity Foundation A global initiative which pairs cycling and spinning to promote inclusion and acceptance for all.

Updated contact information for 2021 as follows:

[email protected]
[email protected]

Director: Ken @ 604 615 2499 Cycling4Diversity Foundation
Ken Herar - Founding Director




Cycling4Diversity: An inclusive society in which cultural diversity is understood and championed. Our founda

tion strives to encourage intercultural relationships by educating students and society as a whole, on the benefits of embracing diversity within schools and communities on a global scale.

03/17/2026

Last week, we raised the Francophone flag at the Mission Leisure Centre in honour of École des Deux-Rives and the students, families, and educators who help keep the French language and Francophone culture vibrant in Mission.

In a small ceremony with school staff, students and members of Council, Councillor Ken Herar shared remarks to reaffirm the City’s commitment to inclusion, learning, and community on behalf of Council.

We also want to recognize École des Deux-Rives for the work they do every day to support student success and to build a strong sense of belonging.

11/16/2025

Tickets are now available for this year’s Mission Movie Moment on December 6 at the newly renovated Clarke Theatre!

Mission Movie Moment celebrates films and television with ties to our community, and this year’s feature, Christmas with the Singhs, includes a local actor in the cast.
Admission is free while supplies last.

Reserve your seat now: https://www.vtixonline.com/missionmoviemoment/5328/?fbclid=IwY2xjawODQcFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFPVFZRMUc1WGRLQ3IzdVdac3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHg_1mdVVECwKN8WQO45HCHA3qT_cRvDngRIJfnyOCPdBDvNSzRFW1cji4uwR_aem_Y-Pc5R6IwH3c4aTO68yiPw&brid=yuJ3soCNi0sUrKXRtBpC0w

11/08/2025

On , we honour the bravery, service, and contributions made by First Nation, Inuit, and Métis Veterans. Though they often had to travel long distances or learn a new language to enlist, Indigenous Peoples have volunteered at impressive rates to support the Canadian military.

It’s important to acknowledge Indigenous Veterans did not always receive the same recognition for their service. When First-Nations Veterans returned home from WWI and WWII, many were not granted the same pensions, supports, or benefits offered to their non-Indigenous comrades. This made transitioning back to civilian life much more difficult.

On November 8th, we invite you to remember, reflect, and learn more about the history of Indigenous Veterans.

11/04/2025

Canada Post has released a commemorative stamp celebrating the contributions of Sikh Canadian soldiers, unveiled Sunday during the 18th annual Sikh Remembrance Day ceremony.

The stamp pays tribute to over a century of Sikh service in Canada’s military — beginning with the 10 Sikh soldiers who served in the First World War — and honours those who continue to serve today.

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