Sex is healthy. In your own privacy or with a partner, you deserve to have a sexual life, if you want it, says Dr. Stacy Elliott.

How do I change a flat tire? What should I have in my toolkit? How often should I check my chair? Macdonald's Home Health Care recently shared their tips with our Surrey Peer Coffee group and [...]

Are driverless vehicles such as the ELA (ELectric Automation) the future of transportation? We took a test ride to find out!

The World Para Nordic Skiing Championships brought attention and awareness to para sports in Prince George. SCI BC Practicum student, Alecia, shares her experience of the event and offers some [...]

After his injury, Cole Hoodicoff never expected to be able to rip down a rugged mountain trail. That all changed when SCI BC invited the Castlegar teenager to an adapted mountain bike camp.

Walt Lawrence has lived a remarkably long and healthy life for someone with C2-C3 quadriplegia who is dependent on a ventilator—and he’s far from finished.

SCI BC's Peer Support Program Coordinator Ryan reflects on his first solo camping trip of many, after his spinal cord injury.

How do we know what the truth is? The short answer is you need to turn to those you can trust.

Here at SCI BC we’ve pulled together a few of our favourite accessible things for the person with a spinal cord injury or disability in your life.

Earlier this year, a group of friends in the South Fraser Active Living Group read an email that grabbed their interest. "Why not?" they thought.