Image is of an optometrist standing before a medical device as a patient looks through the device and has her eyes checked.
Nov 1, 2021

Did you know that 1.2 million Canadians have vision loss? There are also 8 million Canadians who have an eye disease (age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy) that puts them…

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Image is of mature couple holding hands standing at the inlet of a beach. They are in the distance and are seen from behind.
Nov 1, 2021

After many years of reading personal stories of those living with vision loss, I findthat it is my turn to share a bit of our story and how my husband and I…

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5 young leaders sitting at a round table discussing. There are pens and papers on the table and white writing board in the background.
Nov 1, 2021

What an exciting weekend October 22-24th proved to be for our Young Leaders as we all came together for our second virtual summit of 2021! Forty-six youth from across the county joined…

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Image is of a pile of empty envelopes, with one ontop of pile, opened, that reads
Oct 4, 2021

Our virtual comedy night, ‘Comedy from the Couch’, returned for the second time on Saturday, September 25th, 2021. The event combined our annual Comic Vision and Last Call fundraising events, creating a…

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close up of seeing eye cane
Sep 23, 2021

Last year I bought my first white cane. Before that purchase, I had pretty much never talked publicly about my vision loss. My close friends and family knew, but I didn’t share…

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The image is of a group of candidates seated as they await an interview.
Sep 23, 2021

Acquiring meaningful employment in Canada can be difficult. And, for Canadians living with disabilities like vision loss, capturing valuable opportunities that highlight distinctive talents is a greater challenge. In season 4 episode…

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