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- VAMS Artist Turner Churchill Featured in The PeakVAMS artist Turner Churchill (CRITTR) was recently featured in The Peak following the release of his new album, Bubblin’ Up. VAMS artist Turner Churchill, who creates electronic music under the name CRITTR, is featured in a new article from The Peak following the September 4 release of his latest album, Bubblin’ Up. Written by Jonah…
- Mobility Cup 2026 Featured on Global NewsWatch the Global News feature, “Mobility Cup Builds Inclusion Through Sailing.” Global News | September 11, 2026 Global News visited Mobility Cup 2026 in Vancouver to highlight adaptive sailing and the impact of the event. The segment features adaptive sailor Gerry Burns and showcases how sailing can be accessible to people of all abilities.WATCH ON…
- Summer Gizmo Is Here!The latest issue of Gizmo, Tetra Society’s newsletter, is now available, featuring inspiring stories from across Canada that showcase the creativity, collaboration, and community behind Tetra’s work. In this issue, you’ll meet Marney Smithies, Tetra’s new Surrey Chapter Coordinator, learn how Tetra volunteers and engineering students built Toddler Mobility Trainers to support young children with…
- 40 Years in the Making: sylvi MacCormac releases ‘EVER GREEN’By Bryden Veinot sylvi macCormac has released a new album called EVER GREEN with the support of the Vancouver Adapted Music Society (VAMS), and the story of it coming to fruition is something that sylvi and our whole team is incredibly proud of. What’s interesting about the album is there’s nothing new about it… it’s 44 years old. Over the years, many songwriters grow a collection of…
- Rachael Ransom Featured in The Vancouver Sun for New Series “Adapting”VAMS artist Rachael Ransom, alongside her father Garner Ransom, were recently featured in The Vancouver Sun for their upcoming television series, Adapting. Produced by Bread & Better Films Inc. and premiering on AMI+, Adapting follows twin sisters Lennon and Lola and their widowed father as they navigate life, loss, disability, and identity in the fictional…
- Mobility Cup Returns Home: Vancouver to Host 35th Anniversary in 2026Vancouver, B.C. — December 3, 2025 — On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Adaptive Sailing Association of BC (ASABC), in partnership with the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club (RVYC) and the AbleSail Network of Canada (ASN), is proud to announce that the 2026 Mobility Cup will return to the city where it all…
- The Disability Foundation Network Welcomes Its New Executive DirectorThe Disability Foundation Network is excited to welcome Graeme Wyman as its new Executive Director. Mary-Jo Fetterly, the Chairwoman of the Disability Foundation, expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “I am absolutely thrilled to announce the appointment of Graeme Wyman as our new Executive Director. Graeme brings an impressive track record of success and a deep understanding…
- New Online Resource Hub Addresses Employment Barriers for Young Canadians with DisabilitiesYLI Toolkit.org is now live VANCOUVER, BC, July 13, 2023 – Post-secondary students with disabilities often face significant challenges when it comes to finding employment, resulting in higher rates of unemployment and underemployment compared to their peers. In response to this pressing issue, the Disability Foundation created the Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI), a research project…
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