Tour of Alberta

Tour of Alberta leaves behind a massive $1.6 million debt with 80 creditors owed including many Continental and Pro Continental teams.

After five years, Canada's top pro stage race, the Tour of Alberta, will not carry on due to a lack of funding.

24-year-old American Robin Carpenter narrowly bests defending champ Bauke Mollema to nab the overall Tour of Alberta title

An economic recession in Alberta, caused by a downturn in global oil prices and a summer filled with wildfires, has had an impact on the Tour of Alberta.

Adam Yates finishes 6 seconds out of first at the Canadian stage race a month after winning Clásica San Sebastián.

The final stage of the Tour of Alberta was an urban circuit in and around Edmonton.

Eight years since he last won a stage race, 28-year-old Bauke Mollema wins the 2015 Tour of Alberta

Stage 5 at the Tour of Alberta ends in confusion after most of the field makes a wrong turn and finishes the wrong way.

Stage 5 at the Tour of Alberta saw cold and rainy conditions leave the route muddy, and it ended with many riders going off course.

Lasse-Norman Hansen wins the stage and Bauke Mollema holds the lead as Sven Erik Bystrom rides off course and the field follows him

Battling the Dutch winds helps turn flatlanders into mountain goats, say Bauke Mollema and Tom-Jelte Slagter

Casey B. Gibson captures the action as Dutchman Tom-Jelte Slagter wins a second consecutive stage of the Tour of Alberta

Tom-Jelte Slagter wins the fourth stage of the Tour of Alberta, while Bauke Mollema finishes just behind and retains his race lead

As races look to liven things up with tougher profiles, Michael Matthews is seeing plenty of opportunities to put his skills to good use

The peloton braved challenging terrain and low temperatures in the third stage of the Tour of Alberta

Tom-Jelte Slagter wins the third stage at the Canadian stage race, with countryman Bauke Mollema riding back into the GC lead.

Images from the second stage at the Tour of Alberta, where Michael Matthews won and took the race lead.

The 24-year-old American has returned strong from a crash last season and is a GC contender wherever he races.

The Tour of Alberta will include two entirely new stages — both of which feature mountaintop finishes that should be decisive.

Matthews prevails on a cold and wet day in Alberta, seizing the overall lead with a sprint victory.