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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.
Kitchener! Are you ready to Roll & Bowl on March 26? Join the fun.
#peeforfree campaign launched at Queen’s Park
March 19, 2019
On March 18, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario and March of Dimes Canada hosted a lively event at Queen's Park in Toronto t...
Lots to read in Community magazine
February 21, 2019
The Winter 2019 edition of Community magazine has hit the stands - and the web! We've mailed out the maga...
SCIO Offices Closed February 12
February 12, 2019
All SCIO offices across the province will be closed Tuesday, February 12, due to the winter storm that will make tra...
New Catheter Program Launched at Lyndhurst
January 8, 2019
We’re always excited about launching new initiatives that help people with spinal cord injury live the lives they ...
SCIO’s 4th Annual Roll & Bowl Tournament – Kitchener
March 26, 2019
Peer Connections: Bowel and Bladder Care – Barrie
March 27, 2019
Please join us along with Chris Romananyszyn, Territory Manager for Coloplast and Deirdre Elliott, Territory M...
Peer Connections: Games Night – York
March 27, 2019
Come on out and have some fun with your peers and friends from York region. Learn a new card game or an old fa...
