by Zaria Cornwall | Feb 4, 2021 | Steps for Life, Volunteers
Lori Chynn’s life was forever changed in 2009 when her husband, John Pelley, a registered nurse, was killed in a helicopter crash. It was Spring 2010 when a volunteer contacted Lori about Threads of Life. The volunteer’s son was involved in a workplace tragedy and she...
by Susan Haldane | Oct 15, 2020 | Steps for Life
#WeWalkTogether Community means so many different things: it means the physical place where we live – whether that’s a rural route, a town or a street in a huge city. And it can also speak to people who share something, whether that’s related to work, family or life...
by Susan Haldane | Jun 30, 2020 | Steps for Life, Volunteers
…And the envelope please! The winners in our annual Steps for Life Team Challenge have been declared. The Steps for Life Team Challenge is a fun and friendly competition for those who want to demonstrate their commitment to health and safety. This year’s winners...
by Heather Lyle | Jun 4, 2020 | Steps for Life
To “You”, Our volunteers, Our participants, Our sponsors, and Our communities. We would like to thank you for being our CHAMPIONS, our HEROES. So far 2020 is nothing like any of us had planned – COVID-19 put a halt to that. In March, in just a...
by Susan Haldane | May 7, 2020 | Steps for Life
In a normal Steps for Life year, Memory Lane is one of the most meaningful parts of the event. It looks a little different in every community, but this is one of the ways Steps for Life-Walking for Families of Workplace Tragedy can introduce the faces behind the...
by Sarah Wheelan | Apr 30, 2020 | Safety culture, Steps for Life
COVID-19 flipped the script for all of us, including the hundreds of volunteers who were planning 29 Steps for Life walks across Canada this April and May. Our traditional in-person Steps for Life events won’t be happening, so instead we’re encouraging you...
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