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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.

Appointing a trusted family member or a friend as power of attorney is something that should be considered with care and with the help of a lawyer. Read on to find out what it is exactly, how it works and what can happen if you don’t have one.

Applying to the Gragopean Scholarship Trust was easier than Agasha Mutesasira thought it would be. From this one simple act, there's been tremendous momentum, and many doors have opened for this deserving recipient.

The popularity of adaptive climbing continues to grow, but how do you protect the lower limbs and skin of climbers with SCI? A unique collaboration of climbers, designers and an outdoor clothing manufacturer stylishly solve this problem.

BC Parks introduces new accessible playgrounds in the Omineca Peace Region in Northern BC.

Thinking about adding a power assist device to your manual wheelchair? New findings by BC researchers break down the pros and cons of each option.

A unique multi-institution research collaboration here in BC continues to expand peer options for new and better cardio equipment—in the home and the gym.

While the highly-technical legalese of the Accessible BC Act doesn’t appear to be inspirational at first glance, what it represents, and what it sets in motion is truly inspirational. Chris McBride explains why it's written this way, and the magnitude of change the Act is intended to achieve.

What if you’re visiting a friend and you’re unable to return home? Or, how about if you’re separated from your luggage, or in a situation where you need to extend your stay? What could you not live without? In this blog, learn all about GoBags—what they are, and what needs to be in them.

Access BC is helping to expand accessible outdoor recreational opportunities, tourist attractions, and destinations. Here's how.