Beach Volleyball in support of SCIO

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Bump, Set, Give Back: Beach Volleyball Fundraiser for SCIO Grab your sunscreen and rally your crew—Concept Neurological Physiotherapy is hosting a Beach Volleyball Fundraiser in support of Spinal Cord Injury Ontario (SCIO)! Join us on Saturday, August 30, 2025, at Trinity Christian School (2170 Itabashi Way) for a full day of sun, spikes, and community […]

In Loving Memory of Shauna Petrie

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Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is saddened to share with you the passing of Shauna Petrie. Some will remember Shauna from her efforts to better the lives of people with spinal cord injury both as a Spinal Cord Injury Ontario employee and volunteer. Many will remember Shauna for helping them see the world. Shauna shared her […]

In Memory of Tarun Chander

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It is with deep sadness that we share with you the passing of Tarun Chander. Tarun was widely recognized for his warm personable nature, his willingness to go the extra mile to help others, and his ever-present smile that brightened the lives of those around him. A valued member of our community Tarun was a […]

Metro Morning Interview – Accessible Taxis and Vehicles for Hire

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Peter Athanasopoulos, the Director of Public Policy at Spinal Cord Injury Ontario,  sheds light on the critical issue of accessible transportation in Toronto. In this engaging conversation, Peter discusses the challenges faced by wheelchair users in getting timely and reliable taxi and ride-sharing services in the city.   Tune in to hear: The current state […]

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