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NEWS
Tri’ing to End ALS – One Stroke, Pedal, and Step at a Time
Donna Bartel and Mike Pearson want to end ALS so much, they are willing to travel a great distance to do it.
How far?
Well, 750 metres while swimming, 20 kilometres on a bicycle, plus running for another five kilometres over the course of a couple hours in punishing summer heat.
Oh, and they’re going to do this a total of 17 times during a four–month span that will take them 24,000 kilometres across Canada.
ALS and Related Disorders Clinic Opens at UBC!
The ALS Society of British Columbia’s (ALS BC) PROJECT HOPE, in a powerful collaboration with the Government of British Columbia, the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia, and Vancouver Coastal Health, proudly announces the opening of the new Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Related Disorders (ALSRD) Clinic.
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