Michael J Fox is a beloved Canadian actor and author, turned activist after his diagnosis of Parkinson’s at the age … Read More
Becoming a Volunteer Event Coordinator
If you’re like Ben Smith, Calgary’s SuperWalk Volunteer Event Coordinator, when you receive a Parkinson’s diagnosis, you get motivated to … Read More
A tribute to Judi Richardson, Director and Past Chair of the Parkinson Canada Board of Directors
It is with great sadness that Parkinson Canada mourns the passing of Judi Richardson, Director and Past Chair of the … Read More
Positive results in Alzheimer’s drug brings hope for Parkinson’s therapies.
This week there is big news in the neurodegeneration therapeutic space. An Alzheimer’s drug, called Donanemab, was shown to significantly … Read More
Ian Robertson is staying positive with blogs, songs and movement
Ian Robertson is a man who understands the importance of staying positive. Living in Broderick, Saskatchewan with his family, Ian … Read More
Parkinson Canada’s Peer-to-Peer Support Program provides connections and support
Receiving a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be overwhelming and challenging. It’s a journey that comes with unique experiences and … Read More
Healing through the lens
As a caregiver for her sister with Parkinson’s, Steen (Christina) Starr’s journey was not just a physical task but a … Read More
A holistic and integrated approach to Parkinson’s care
Over the coming months, we will be sharing highlights from research supported by the Parkinson Canada Research Program. In this … Read More
Parkinson’s impacts young people too
Manon Day is a remarkable young black woman who has been experiencing Young Onset Parkinson’s disease (YOPD) since her late … Read More
Care partner’s guide to Parkinson’s: Tips for providing the best care
Parkinson’s can be challenging to manage, not just for the person affected by it, but also for caregivers. Here are … Read More