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There is a long way to go before our province is fully accessible for all Ontarians. Our advocacy efforts are critical, strategic - and working.
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Neurotrauma Pathways in Ontario Budget
January 22, 2020
As Ontario's largest organization working on behalf of the 36,000 Ontarians with spinal cord injury, SCIO works clos...
Opinion: E-scooters in Toronto
With the Ontario government's five-year e-scooter pilot program, launched January 1, 2020, come some very real conce...
Call for Nominations: SCIO Builder Award
January 6, 2020
In celebration of our 75th anniversary, we are pleased to announce a new community award that honours our founders, ...
Happy New Year and Thank you!
December 28, 2019
Can you believe it’s the end of a decade?! We can’t! It’s true what they say, time really does fly when you’...
Peer Connections: Pain Management – Hamilton
January 27, 2020
Dealing with pain can sometimes be overwhelming. Dr. Eldon Tunks, will help us with self-management strategi...
Peer Connections: Tone and Spasticity – Thunder Bay
January 28, 2020
Contribute your experience and learn from your peers as we discuss solutions and options for dealing with spas...
Peer Connections: Living With Chronic Pain – Barrie
January 29, 2020
Dealing with pain can sometimes be overwhelming. Our guest speaker, Cary Bunn will be discussing lived experie...
