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With guidance from peers, clinicians, and researchers, women with SCI can embrace menopause with confidence.

A new study suggests that adding 30 minutes of electrical stimulation before your bowel routine could make it faster and more efficient.

Municipal elections shape the accessibility and inclusion of our communities. Learn how local governments impact accessibility, prepare questions for candidates and find accessible voting information in your community.

For decades, Terry Landry has been a familiar face in the SCI community on Vancouver Island. The 2026 Susan Marshall Fighting Spirit Award recognizes the difference one person can make by simply showing up again and again.

Peers open up about everyday activities that bring joy, purpose, and connection.

Join SCI BC for our 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 22.

A new tool is being used to plan and evaluate SCI peer support programs to enhance programming for people with SCI in BC and across the country.

Advice from the SCI BC InfoLine on how to help a newly injured teenager adjust to his new life with spinal cord injury.