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Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at seven years old, and frustrated with the one-size-fits-all nature of many of the devices he needed in day-to-day life, Tyler innovated his own solutions.
As a mechanical engineering student, Stephen Moyer was drawn to biomechanical design in large part by the opportunity to help others.
When fourth year UBC engineering student Scott Beaulieu was looking for a capstone project to take on, one idea really stood out.
The Saskatchewan Career Development Association (SKCDA) Podcast team interviews Nikki Langdon, Neil Squire Prairie Regional Manager, to learn more about our work.
On November 21, Neil Squire Occupational Therapist Katrina Tilley was presented the award for CAOT-BC’s Outstanding Occupational Therapist of the Year at cOnnecT Day.