Every day 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. In 2015, Dr. Harold (Harry) Robertson was one of them, but … Read More
“I think he thought it was just in my mind” – a young man’s struggle to confirm a diagnosis of Parkinson’s
Bryce Perry’s grandmother passed away just before his 40th birthday. She was 83-years-old, and had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s 10 … Read More
Parkinson Awareness Month Resilience Webinar: Participant Stories
Join Tim Hague Sr. on April 29th at 1pm ET for his personal keynote on resilience and for stories that … Read More
Starting over with exercise – A return to living well
With the advent of spring comes longer days, warmth from the sun’s rays and for many the hopes of getting … Read More
Dance for Parkinson’s Network Canada
Did you know that dance can help people with Parkinson’s manage their symptoms? Thanks to donors like you, Parkinson’s researchers … Read More
How one HIIT exercise regimen can help you manage Parkinson’s symptoms
Exercise has been shown to significantly help people live well with Parkinson’s. It can improve stability, balance, muscle strength, and … Read More
The Big Picture: How photographer Gerald Markhoff successfully managed his Parkinson’s symptoms
In today’s connected world where a growing number of people have access to a camera, more and more people can … Read More
Modifying stem cells to treat Parkinson’s (Pedaling for Parkinson’s Research Grant Announced; Event Opens for 2021)
Wherever you are in Canada, suffice it to say it has been a long winter with many of us looking … Read More
Once-a-week jogger turned marathon runner in 30 days raises more than $17,000 for Parkinson’s
Starting winter of 2020, Vancouver Island University athlete Danielle Groenendijk set an ambitious goal to run 250km in 30 days … Read More
Canadian Open Parkinson Network: Eleanor’s Story
Fifteen years ago, Dr. Eleanor Johnston noticed a sight tremor in her right hand and thought nothing of it. When … Read More