COVID-19 has changed life as we know it on a global scale, and we’re all tired. We want to be able to hug our families, be with our friends, or go to our appointments and feel safe. You’ve probably heard a lot of people say they’re ‘so done’ with COVID-19. You might have even had […]
Many provinces and territories have reduced or removed many of the COVID-19 restrictions that were in place at the height of the pandemic in 2020-2021, thanks to the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. For many people, this means life gets back to some sort of normal: masks are optional, visits with family and friends are […]
A cerebral edema (also known as increased intracranial pressure or ICP) is when brain tissue swells. This happens when there’s injury, an infection, after a stroke or because of a lack of oxygen (also called ischemia). When the brain swells, water collects in the tissues and pushes against the skull. This is an inflammatory response, […]
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There are federal financial assistance programs available throughout Canada. Please keep in mind that you may not be eligible for every program. Topics in this section include: Disability Tax Credit Employment Insurance (EI) sickness benefits Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefit Disability benefits for veterans Disability Tax Credit (DTC) Please note: if you receive other […]
Filing income taxes can be confusing, particularly when trying to figure out deductions, credits, and expenses after a brain injury. Here is a brief overview of tax information and resources from the Government of Canada that can help you during tax season. How to complete and pay your taxes You can fill out your taxes […]
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