This July we’re embracing the power of positive thought. Accepting every wiggle, wobble and stutter. Accepting that even when our bodies refuse to cooperate, we still have the power to turn every shuffle into a dance and every tremor into a beat. A new rhythm of life, based not on others' idea of normalcy, but a self-determined pace of vibrance and energy. We are here for you, and we are here for each other.

Community updates

The 2023 impact report is here

We made incredible progress in 2023, and we couldn’t have done it without you.

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Our new brand campaign is live

Bold. Brave. Beautifully unsteady. Our new brand campaign is here!

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Join Rudy’s golf tournament!

Join us on the course and help break the fundraising record from last year!

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Summer news & summer living

Parkinson Canada summer office hours
From June 28 to August 30, Parkinson Canada is on summer hours. During this time the office and phone lines will close on Friday at 1 p.m. ET.

Tips for keeping active this summer
Summer is a great time to start a hobby or make a connection. Check out these helpful tips for finding something new this July.
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Summer events

From small steps comes great progress!

SuperWalk is the largest annual fundraiser for Parkinson Canada, an important and ever-expanding resource for Canadians living with Parkinson’s and their care partners. Join us on September 7th or 8th in 30 locations across Canada.

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Gear up for Parkinson's
Do you love cycling? Get ready to ride while showing your support for the Parkinson's community between August and October with Pedaling for Parkinson’s and the Growling Beaver Brevet. All skill levels are welcome, and the atmosphere is incredible.

Learn about Growling Beaver

Check out Pedaling for Parkinson’s

Upcoming webinar

Living with Parkinson’s is uniquely stressful. Join us on July 10 at 2 p.m. ET with Dr. Rick Helmich, as he discusses a possible link between stress and the onset of Parkinson’s. He’ll also explore how stress can impact people living with Parkinson’s and their care partners, as well as therapies and non-therapeutic approaches to stress management. Kim Mortson will also join to discuss how stress impacts her life with Parkinson’s, and how she manages her symptoms.

Embrace every wobble, wiggly and wonky moment. An assurance in our step, no matter its rhythm or pace. A life rich with passion and purpose. Find your swagger.

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