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MCC Announces Club Insurance Program
The MCC has created a Liability Insurance Program
for its member clubs and associations. Designed to
cover clubs and their members in the event of
injury/damage to a third party, this Commercial
General Liability Insurance program is economically
priced and covers most situations for most clubs.
For $3.00 per individual member (with a $75
minimum), clubs can put a program into place that
will protect members, leaders and participants. This
insurance is the foundation for a well-organized
club. The policy will cover any and all club
activities and events, except competitive events.
Find out more....
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Greetings!
Welcome to our first eLetter. (If you're receiving
it in error, you can unsubscribe through the link at
the bottom of this newsletter.)
MCC is Canada's newest and largest motorcycle
riders organization. Our mission is simple: We want
to bring more-and-more motorcycle groups together
so that we can work together on the stuff that
matters.
Our members are the associations, federations and
clubs that are organized to serve the rider.
Together, we will work to see that the issues that
matter to motorcyclists are dealt with.
HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! Forward this
newsletter to your fellow motorcyclists, so that they
can sign up.
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| Meet us at the Motorcycle Shows |
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MCC will have a booth at the major motorcycle
shows across Canada. Visit us at the Vancouver,
Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Québec City and
Montréal Shows. In most cases, we will have space
adjacent to our major provincial association
members. And, if you hear of a new show (for
example, there’s one being conceived in Manitoba),
let us know!
Our first show will be in Toronto, December 2-4, at
the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Visit us in the
Rider Nation area, booth RN37.
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See the show schedules here |
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| Yes, Virginia, there is F*R*E*E motorcycle parking in Toronto |
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Many have read the articles in the Globe and Mail or
Toronto Star newspapers, or the Press Release from
MCC. And we get calls: Is it true? YES!! The City
of Toronto has provided remarkable leadership by
exempting motorcycles and scooters from paid-
parking on the streets of Toronto (effective October
27, 2005). AND you can legally park on an angle up
to 60-degrees (meaning more bikes in a space).
What’s next for Toronto? Possibly free parking in
city-owned lots (the Green-P’s). The Toronto
Parking Authority has been directed to find space
and report to City Council. We’ll keep you posted!
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| MCC Sponsors Hall of Fame Induction Banquet - May 6, 2006 |
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The date is set! Saturday. May 6, 2006 will be the
Induction Banquet for the Canadian Motorcycle Hall
of Fame. This is the first year that Hall of Fame
awards for motorcycling are separate and stand-
alone from the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame.
MCC is proud to be the title sponsor for this event.
Watch our newsletters and website, or visit us at the
shows, for more details on the Hall of Fame.
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| Please place our link on YOUR website |
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We want to reach as many Canadian motorcyclists
as possible. You can help us do that by placing a
link to MCC on your website. You can download our
logo from this newsletter, or email us for a jpg of gif
file.
Our website address is www.motorcycling.ca
(English) and www.motocyclisme.ca (French).
For descriptive text use "Canada's national
motorcycle advocacy group, comprising leading
national, provincial and local enthusiast associations
and their members."
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| Send us your news |
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We need to hear about what's going on in your area,
and what your club or organization is up to. Please
send the latest news to news@motorcycling.ca
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| About People |
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The Great Pine Trail Riders (Ontario) has a new
President in Kellee Irwin. Visit their website here.
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