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06/04/2026

06/03/2026

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Accessibility is close to our heart! This we are excited to share intentional steps we take each day to ensure that Vivo is accessible - because Vivo is for everyone. Read more on accessibility and inclusion at Vivo: https://bit.ly/4dNrBPW

06/03/2026

We aim to create spaces where people of all abilities can stay active and do what they love. For , we want to highlight some of the ways we support accessibility needs.

For Julie, a longtime swimmer, that support comes in the form of a simple lane sign to let others know she’s visually impaired. It lets others know about her limited peripheral vision, helping her swim safely and independently in any of our pools. With this small tool and staff who understand her needs, she’s able to keep enjoying the water with fewer barriers.

Building accessibility into our facilities means more people can move, play and participate with confidence.

06/02/2026

SCI Sask is honouring National AccessAbilities Week with our unwavering commitment to accessibility, inclusion and independence.

Fostering inclusive communities by collaborating and addressing barriers that impact the community. See how you can take part in our mission at www.scisask.ca

05/27/2026

05/15/2026

🏒 WE’RE LOOKING FOR COACHES! 🏒

Calgary Sledge Hockey is looking for passionate volunteer coaches to join us for the upcoming season! Whether you’re an experienced coach, former player, or simply someone who wants to make a difference through sport, we’d love to hear from you.

Our athletes will inspire you just as much as you inspire them.

Be part of an incredible community, help athletes grow on and off the ice, and experience one of the most rewarding teams you’ll ever coach.

📧 Interested? Reach out to us at:
[email protected]

05/13/2026

The fitness industry says “fitness is for everyone”…

But for millions of people with disabilities, that still isn’t true in practice

The biggest barrier usually isn’t motivation from gyms and trainers. It’s a lack of education

Most trainers were never taught how to adapt movements, modify workouts, or confidently coach athletes with disabilities

👉 That needs to change

Adaptive fitness isn’t a niche. It’s the future of health coaching.

Read the full article: “The Need for Adaptive Fitness Trainers”

05/12/2026

RICHMOND, B.C. – More than 1,200 athletes are expected to participate at the inaugural OneAbility Games May 13-17 at the Richmond Olympic Oval in what organizers hope will reshape accessibility and inclusion in sport across […]