Get it on time Pill Timers Available

For people with Parkinson's medication timing is essential, and, we've made a new resource avialble to help you track your meds.

Visit our Get it on time resource section for more information»

Fresh Cut/Potted Tulip Sales

It's that time of year again: our Parkinson Hope in Bloom Tulip Campaign is on its way. Please join us in raising awareness and providing hope for Canadians who live with Parkinson's disease by purchasing tulips for yourself, your colleagues, friends and family. We are now accepting tulip pre-orders.

Click here for more information»

Thank you for your suuport!

We've updated our Chat Support Group.

Starting in November we'll be hosting monthly sessions featuring occasional guest speakers/chatters and will no longer be restricting the chat to 'young onset'. Contact jon.collins@parkinson.ca or click for info»

Current CNO Events

Matt O'Kell - Live Life Outdoors 2011

Team Parkinson

We are fortunate to have a number of events/fundraisers who have raised a significant amount of money. They have become members of Team Parkinson.

Personal Event Manager

CNO has access to a great new fundraising tool!

If you're planning on running a 3rd party fundraiser, want to solicit support for an event, or even if you're having a birthday celebration the online PEM tool is a great way to raise funds.

Online giving allows you to ask for donations in an easy way, donors to give through a single form, and receipts to be issued automatically. This cuts down time, effort and costs on all ends.

View a current example of an event or contact jon.collins@parkinson.ca to get some help on setting up your own event.

Merck Announces Sinemet Patient Assistance Program

A new program from Merck will help pay for the difference between generic and brand drug for consumers.

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CNO Volunteer Wins 2011 Mimi Feutl Award

Seven years after being diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s disease, Bev Lavender continues to put her passion and enthusiasm into making life better for people with Parkinson’s. As Bev would say, “Parkinson’s lives with me; I don’t live with Parkinson’s.” Her positive message and commitment to the Parkinson’s community has earned her the 2011 Mimi Feutl Award, one of Parkinson Society Canada’s highest honours.

Congratulations Bev!