A Competitive EDGE for Employment: The EDGE Program for Individuals with Disabilities
We still have space in our EDGE Training program for people with disabilities starting May 28. Please see below or this link for how to apply. Our […]
Articles by Alexis Pastuch
In My Mom’s Words
A Mom is defined as the woman who loves you unconditionally from birth, the one who puts her kids before herself and the one who you […]
Accessible Travel Programs and Funding
When it comes to travelling, it can be quite tricky. Travelling is expensive enough and when you have a disability, the costs can mount up. […]
April Fools: WheelsAir Develops First Wheelchair Accessible Aircraft
Flying can be nerve-wracking for anyone, and if you have mobility needs the nervous factor goes WAY up! Not only do you have to worry […]
6 Accessible Date Night Ideas
When you have a special someone in your life or on a date for the first time and accessible needs are required, finding the perfect […]
Accessible Housing: A Rare Find in Toronto
If you or someone you know uses a mobility device, you know that finding accessible housing is extremely difficult. Even more difficult is finding an […]
Sensimat: The Technological Revolution in Pressure Management
Are you someone in a wheelchair who constantly worries about getting pressure sores? Well worry no more! There is a technology that helps you manage […]
Ohhhhhhh What A Feeling at the Rogers Centre!
Torrance and I have been Blue Jays fans since we were little. We have supported them through the good times, and the not so good times. […]
Amazing Experience at the Ring of Fire and Symbols of Endurance!
This past summer I was honoured to be part of Ring of Fire, a 300-person procession down University Ave to coincide with the Parapan Am […]
Serenity Now at Manitoulin Island!
I recently took a trip with my family to Manitoulin Island. In the Ojibwe language, Manitoulin means Spirit Island. The Native Anishinaabe people consider Manitoulin […]