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How one Toronto woman with a disability survives our winter
Snow and ice mean frequent falls for Jessica Geboers. Here are some tips the writer uses to cope with Canada's winter.
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Holland Bloorview urges Canadians to talk about ableism
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital launches fifth year of its Dear Everybody anti-stigma campaign
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Launch of Jake’s Award for Amazing Health Care Providers
Family thanks Holland Bloorview with new acknowledgement program
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Registration opens for 13th Annual BRI Symposium!
The 13th Annual Bloorview Research Institute (BRI) Symposium – held at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital – is an opportu...
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Ready to right-size Ontario's pediatric health system
The Children's Health Coalition welcomes the Ontario government's commitments to allocate additional funding and work with frontline pediatric health partners to identify more ways to connect children and youth to the care they need.
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I am warrior mom: Hear me cry and roar
By D. Christine BrownItwas the morning of our son Lucas's 10th EEG since his acute brain inflammation in September 2011 and subsequent au...
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What does IQ have to do with happiness?
I'm a little stumped.I read this piece called Genetic screening to enhance IQ should be embraced in The Conversation. In it, an ethicist ...
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'The Ride Ahead' is about finding power in community
In his Hot Docs film, Samuel Habib crosses the United States to interview disability activists who offer advice on navigating an ableist world.
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A dad's view of the NICU
Bob Moran is a political cartoonist for The Telegraph newspaper in Britain. In 2015, he illustrated a heartfelt memoir about his daughter...
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'Life is worth living in all sorts of bodies and minds'
'I was not simply Jason's brother and often his caretaker. Jason was my best friend and the joy of being able to have him in my life is completely irreplaceable.'
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