Untrained health care workers can jeopardize lives of people with ID
In 2020, the ‘R’ word shouldn’t be used, Sue Robins says
The 75-year-old’s customized chair was stolen from his James Bay residence
Daniel Sands says they are often not allowed on buses, even when there is room
BC & Alberta Guide Dogs is looking to double the number of volunteers on Vancouver Island
Power To Be’s Adaptive Recreation Program allows people of all ages and abilities to get outside
The VI Free Daily teams up with the Victoria Disability Resource Centre to learn about barriers
Kaitlyn Michaelis’s father loves to ride his motorcycle but is having trouble finding a crew
Kaitlyn Michaelis’s father loves to ride his motorcycle but is having trouble finding a crew
Visually impaired Victorians say the City knew of problems, built bike lanes anyway
Premier John Horgan announces $10 million grant to Hansen Foundation
Year-round program extended to Victoria, Kelowna, Prince George
![D’Arcy Mahoney (right) and her son Nathan are big fans of Power to Be’s Adaptive Recreation Program (File contributed/Power to Be) [Alt text: A 12-year-old boy dressed in grey and his mother, dressed in pink, smile at the camera with greenery in the background.]](https://bpvifd.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/18689470_web1_190910-VNE-PowerToBe3.jpg)
