Raw Deal

A recently published research report lays bare, province by province, how our country’s universal health care program is failing people with SCI—and how the situation in BC is among the worst in Canada.

Sea Change

Access to commercial seaplane service in BC appears to be improving in one fell swoop, thanks to some willing captains of the industry, a unique made-in-BC accessibility device, and the tenacity of one SCI BC peer.

Rehab for Rehab

Our systems for hospital and community-based rehabilitation and recovery are in need of their own rehabilitation.

Charges Pending

Electric vehicle charging stations are popping up around the province, but people with disabilities are being left out.

A Research-Ready Resolution for Pain?

Setting a physical activity New Year’s Resolution informed by research might lead to more than just better health, it might also reduce your pain.

Racing Towards Legacy

How one SCI BC peer’s passion for race car driving continues a family legacy. Riley Martin discusses accessibility and racing.

Fun With Three Wheels

SCI BC peer, Simon Harrington has discovered the amazing Can-Am three wheelers and how they can open the door to experiencing the joys of motorcycling.

Research Reboot

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.