Feeling the Heat
With guidance from peers, clinicians, and researchers, women with SCI can embrace menopause with confidence.
A Faster Way to Go
A new study suggests that adding 30 minutes of electrical stimulation before your bowel routine could make it faster and more efficient.
It Starts With a Cup of Coffee
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.
More Than a Pastime
Peers open up about everyday activities that bring joy, purpose, and connection.
Ask InfoLine: Supporting a Newly Injured Teen
Advice from the SCI BC InfoLine on how to help a newly injured teenager adjust to his new life with spinal cord injury.
The Road to Milano Cortina
Debuting Paralympic athlete Leo Sammarelli and five-time Paralympian and medalist Ina Forrest share how different paths led them to the same Paralympic dream.
A New Way to Get the Message
Stay connected and get important updates that matter to you directly to your phone with new texting options from SCI BC.
Navigating SCI Care
A new province-wide navigation service is helping people with SCI and clinicians across BC find answers faster and connect to real-time expertise.
Function Meets Fashion
A look inside the new FashionABLE adaptive clothing guide designed with and for people living with SCI.
Lab Legend
SCI BC peer Kyle Gieni reflects on his participation in 100 research studies…and counting.
Cringe and Tell
Sometimes the only way to survive embarrassment is to share it. Living with a disability comes with its own set of awkward situations no one prepares you for. A few brave peers are sharing their embarrassing stories to prove that sometimes all you can do is laugh.
Game On! Para Pickleball Gains Popularity
With pickleball’s recent rise in popularity, SCI BC and Fraser Valley Wheelchair Sports are working together to ensure everyone can take a swing at this exciting sport.