We had a blast on the 20th Ski and Snowboard Day at Craigleigh Ski Club in Collingwood on February 13, 2020.
Whether she’s on the rugby pitch, in the office or hanging out with her service dog Fido. Toronto’s newest Peer Support Co-ordinator, Kristen Cameron is all about team work making the dream work.
Since his injury in 2009, Anthony Lue has pursued a career as a Paralympian and is now a member of Team Ontario, training full time for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.
Four years post injury, Chris Channon has regained his purpose and meaning in life.
Please visit this page often for up-to-date resources and information on COVID-19. We ask for patience an understanding as we work together to put resources into place to ensure the highest level of protection.
Many people in Ontario every day find they need a wheelchair, hospital bed or other equipment. These items, unfortunately, are not fully funded by the government. People without additional insurance may need to pay at...
I’ve had the pleasure of being the nutrition columnist at Community magazine for 11 years now.
We all know that eating well optimizes our physical health and supports our brain function. However, most people don’t realize the influence food can have on our mood.
The colder months can be rough for everyone, regardless of mental or physical health. It’s important to be proactive in trying to keep those seasonal blues at bay, so here are five tips and tricks to help you look after...
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