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Dr. Tom Chau wins prestigious Jonas Salk Award from March of Dimes
Every year, March of Dimes Canada honours a member of the scientific community at its annual Ability & Beyond Dinner. The Jonas Salk Award...
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‘lt is important to contribute to something bigger than yourself’: Dr. Smile reflects as she takes on a new leadership position in B.C.
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital prepares to bid a heartfelt farewell and congratulations to Dr. Sharon Smile as she takes on the position of division head for Developmental Paediatrics, Department of Paediatrics, at the University of British Columbia and B.C. Children’s Hospital,…
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Holland Bloorview celebrates new leadership team appointments
Holland Bloorview is pleased to announce several changes to its senior management team. Learn more.
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Sexual violence against our kids: Why isn't it on everyone's radar?
Yesterday I was outraged to read this story about the case of a 9-year-old California girl with an intellectual disability who was sexual...
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'You go to places you never thought you could'
Life with children with disabilities and chronic health problems is complicated. It can be traumatic and a source of heartache.But it can...
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When a doctor suggests not treating a treatable condition in your child
Clinicians advise a parent on what to say if an ER doctor suggests 'just' making their sick child comfortable.
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Q&A with Dr. Peter Rumney
Four decades of leadership in pediatric brain injury rehabilitation and family centred care
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Holland Bloorview launches 2024-25 Environmental Sustainability Impact Report
Highlighting our hospital-wide efforts to build environmental awareness and implement green practices
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For Linda, communication starts with seeing through a child's eyes
For 37 years, Linda Buskin has been finding creative ways for children to communicate using a variety of technology and visual and auditory tools.
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Social media lets people with disabilities 'push their own agenda'
Beth Haller is a bit of a celebrity in the world of disability and journalism. I first learned about her when I followed her Media dis&dat blog, where she posted timely international stories relating to disability.
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