This year, more than 11,000 caps were knitted and crocheted.

Coinciding with Fall Prevention Month, this week-long campaign aims to reduce falls, and injury due to falls, in British Columbia.

The topic this year is drug-impaired driving, and distracted and aggressive driving.

A number of new initiatives are now available to improve access to outdoor play in Canada.

alumni UBC is hosting the premiere screening of “Running Free” on Wednesday, September 18.

The CLICK for Babies campaign raises awareness about the dangers of reacting to crying in frustration by shaking or harming an infant.

BCIRPU received funding from the Francophone Affairs Program to distribute fall prevention messages to French-speaking older adults and their caregivers in BC.

Brain Waves is a fun and engaging half-day neuroscience presentation that teaches students in grades 4-6 about the brain and spinal cord.

Brain Waves is a fun and engaging half-day neuroscience presentation that teaches students in grades 4-6 about the brain and spinal cord.

Youth are over-represented in all road-related injuries and deaths.