Four years post injury, Chris Channon has regained his purpose and meaning in life.
Nancy Xia discovered Yellowstone National Park to be one of the most accessible places she’s ever visited.
Moving from strength to credibility to power.
Under our new government, Ontario is changing, from drinking hours to funding structures. If the province is ‘a place to grow’, as our licence plates will announce next February, we want to make sure that’s true for...
Our great thanks and appreciation to Dr. Sheila Thompson, who has retired from SCIO after more than five years as Team Lead, Decision Support.
One of SCIO's former job seekers, Ara Sagherian, is now an award-winning writer and filmmaker.
We have all felt it. After lunchtime, you’re lethargic, tired, and constantly checking the clock waiting for the day to be over. But, fear not! Your day will no longer be ruined by the afternoon lull. Here are some...
You may have heard the term “dry needling” over the past few years and understandably wondered what the term means. The word “dry” indicates that there is no substance injected, just the insertion of a needle. In...
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Chris Channon and Nancy Xia, Community Resource and Education Assistant | Spring 2019
