Breaking New Ground: SCI on Reality TV

The final season of the hugely popular, made-in-BC reality show Jade Fever offers viewers a new twist: excavator operator Shane Bunce, who joins the cast and single-handedly proves that people with SCI are up to some of the toughest jobs on the planet.

Remembering Brad Jacobsen

On February 17, the world lost Brad Jacobsen. He has left us at way too young an age, but he has left an incredible legacy for the organization and for all who knew him. He brought light to the world. He brought light to people in their darkest times.

Maureen Brownlee – My Monthly Donation is a Gift of Community

SCI BC has been a huge part of my life. I probably wouldn’t have met my husband if I hadn’t worked here, I wouldn’t have had my daughter, and wouldn’t have experienced all the incredible opportunities with people who always believed in me. That’s why I’m a monthly donor.

Danny Sloan—Musical Talent, Technology and Tenacity

SCI BC peer Danny Sloan, aka Busker Dan, is one of Vancouver’s most well-known street musicians. His love of music, a customized busking rig and the best office window around make his full-time busking job a joy.

Pat Harris – My Monthly Donation is a Gift of Appreciation

When I was 10 years old I was injured in a riverbank cave-in. Back then, SCI BC was called the Canadian Paraplegic Association, and I had no idea how this organization would shape my life. I’m a SCI BC peer, former staff member and a monthly donor, and I’d like to share my story.

Tara Llanes — Born To Mountain Bike

It’s been quite a life journey for SCI BC Peer Tara Llanes, but the one constant throughout it all has been a passion for mountain biking—a sport which she loves sharing with others.

Dads and Daughters

A beautiful throwback article for this Father’s Day! Meet Michael Cameron and his daughter Madeline, and Scott Heron and his daughter Breanna, as they take a memorable weekend surf trip to Tofino with other SCI BC Peers!