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CBC News Report: Wheelchair repair waits risky
September 11, 2019
When a mobility device becomes immobile, timely repair is absolutely critical. The important topic of access to mobi...
It’s Time to Get AccessNow
August 22, 2019
The Government of Canada has just announced a $2.7 million investment in the accessibility app AccessNow. We applaud...
Call for Research Participants: Sexuality Study
August 21, 2019
Calling all men interested in research: Jackie Kathnelson, York University PhD Candidate, School of Kinesiology and ...
Read up: Summer 2019 Community Magazine
August 20, 2019
We are proud to present the summer 2019 edition of our quarterly Community Magazine. Inside, you'll find ...
Peer Connections: Vehicle Modification & Mobility Lifestyle Fair – Brampton
September 17, 2019
We’re thrilled to host our Vehicle Modification and Mobility Fair and BBQ in the Brampton region for the fir...
Peer Connections: Healthy Living with a Spinal Cord Injury – Ottawa
September 19, 2019
Live well. Feel well. Love life. It’s so important to look after yourself. Come and get information on ...
Peer Connections: Travelling with a Disability – Thunder Bay
September 24, 2019
The world's your oyster! Create the toolkit you need to be prepared for your next adventure. Travelling wit...
