The Spin Magazine

Dr. Andrei Krassioukov ⁠— ICORD's principle investigator ⁠— delves into how to make fashion more accessible without compromising style.

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.

A research group reveals how a spinal cord simulation device helps people with SCI and their bowel routine.

Kamloops bodybuilder Tory Jones shares his bodybuilding journey after spinal cord injury.

Like all mothers, women with SCI may experience common breastfeeding challenges - but for mothers with SCI there are often additional challenges. In this Spin Doctors series, we explore solutions [...]

In Chairstuff's new Community & Education section of their website, you’ll find carefully sourced information on Self-Catheterization, Bowel Routines, Foley Catheters and Condom Catheters.

An inside look at how BCIT and ICORD researcher Dr. Jaimie Borisoff is taking one of the most popular wheelchair add-ons ever created to the next level.

In this blog, our Executive Director, Chris McBride, shares his thoughts on society’s need for accessible emergency response plans when natural disasters strike.

A unique partnership between Kelowna-based Accessible Wilderness Expeditions and an Okanagan construction company is providing opportunities for peers to experience big game hunting in BC’s [...]

Research from ICORD confirms that adding visibility elements to your wheelchair is the best way to stay safe at night. Here's why!