world cp day

By Peter Brown Last week, I turned 57 years of age.  With retirement now less than 27 months away, there is an opportunity to reflect on what has occurred to this point in my life.  This reflection necessarily includes a determination as to how I have coped with living as a person with a physical […]

Thinking positively and having a can-do attitude are two of Andy Yu’s most notable characteristics when it comes to parenting. Andy works as the Chief Financial Officer for the Fraser Institute and also has mild cerebral palsy, which often times leads him to develop unique ways to handle certain parenting situations, including finding the best way to […]

“I think that having a disability lets you have a different perspective on the world, and lets you have closer connection to other people with disabilities because they have similar struggles and similar things that they go through,” says Carrie Torrans. Carrie puts this belief into practice by working at the Cerebral Palsy Association of […]

By Dan Chalcraft I like to run because it is a good form of exercise and I enjoy being outdoors. I run frequently which is three to four times a week and longer runs on the weekends especially if I am training for an event. I ran because I had never participated in a half […]