News and Blog Archives

New research confirms that fesoterodine improves urinary function and reduces incidence of autonomic dysreflexia.

ICORD researchers are hoping to regain momentum for a research project to explore the benefits of exercise for people with SCI who suffer from chronic pain.

After sustaining a spinal cord injury, SCI BC's peer support groups saved Kristi. Please considering a donation to help others like Kristi.

The BC SCI Network is excited to announce the hiring of Richard Peter as the network’s first Indigenous Liaison.

George shares his story of a devastating diagnosis that changed his life. You can make a difference.

Where and how can people with physical disabilities vote? We've compiled a list of voting locations and options in urban centres across the province for BC's municipal elections.

To conclude the 2022 Charity Challenge, we're profiling our top fundraiser. Meet Andy Caswell and get to know how he became our #1 fundraiser!

A combination of research, advocacy and growing public awareness is helping to build the momentum needed to change inequitable funding and health practices for urinary catheter supplies across Canada.

Most young girls dream of their sweet 16th birthday. It’s no different for Ainsley who celebrated the big moment this May. But the journey to get here hasn’t been easy. Her mom explains.

News about COVID-19 and Spinal Cord Injury BC services. Read this blog for the latest update on the impact of SCI BC programming and events.