Meet the people and groups who have made an impact this year.
Eighteen years ago, Guy Poole started Liz’s Walk, a Diabetes Canada fundraiser in honour of his late wife. In 2024, he was awarded the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador for his efforts. Read why the 81-year-old has no plans to stop.
When Ryan Hooey first shared his story in 2021, he spoke about how life changed when he lost sight due to diabetic retinopathy at 26 years old. Today, Ryan has become a passionate advocate for improving diabetes care across the country, particularly for Indigenous communities.
The key to success for this lifestyle program? Listening to women and their care teams.
A daughter honours her dad who lived with diabetes daily through her work at Diabetes Canada.
Although diabetes runs in Sheryl’s family, it wasn’t until her son was diagnosed that she understood how important it was to give back.
Meet Dr. Zaina Albalawi and Kim Summers and find out how they’re navigating the diabetes journey together.
Paying tribute to a special man who lived with type 1 diabetes with a special gift.
Diabetes Canada advocates share how taking action can make a difference when it comes to managing their diabetes, including when it comes to better access to medications and devices.
Learn how smart food choices can help lower your blood sugar levels.
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March is Nutrition Month. Enjoy food that warms your heart and fits a healthy lifestyle.
Diwan’s story is just one example of the influence D-Camps has on school aged campers, as well as their families every year.
