When I think about the core characteristics of Spinal Cord Injury Ontario, one phrase always come to mind: Honest Optimism. This is a phrase we used a lot three or four years ago when we were refocusing our strategic...

I’m thinking a lot about our founders who gathered back in 1945, struggling with the newness of spinal cord injuries after the hardship of war, driven by a singular vision: independence.

Amid the growing loss and pain in our communities, and around the world, it became a time to reflect and rethink how we work. shop and socialize.

With the announcement of the pandemic, we set out to reinforce access to our services and support in every possible way.

  Opening Notes: What makes a powerful partnership? As we prepare to wrap up another fiscal year on March 31, we take stock of our strength as an organization. We look at what factors were at play in our successes...

  Opening Notes: 2018-19 – The end of an era and a new beginning There is absolutely no doubt of the great value skilled attendants bring to our community. You only need witness the devastating impact of the...

This past year has been an exciting one for SCIO. We celebrated our achievements and all the ways our community came together at our Annual General Meeting, held June 19 at Lyndhurst.

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...

Dr. Stuart Howe shares some thoughts on the Winter 2019 edition of Community and the need to work diligently toward full accessibility.

We’ve enjoyed many important and entertaining magazine articles under the name Outspoken! over the last 14 years and, as you’ll see by this issue’s cover, we’ve taken the plunge and updated our publication’s name.