by John Robicheau | Mar 31, 2020 | Family support, Safety culture, Steps for Life
As my first full week of social distancing in response to the rapidly evolving threat of COVID-19 came to a close I couldn’t help but think that March is traditionally a very happy time of year for me; the noon day sun is high and the days are getting longer, buds are...
by Susan Haldane | Feb 6, 2020 | Steps for Life
It’s personal. The ‘whys’ behind walking in Steps for Life are as unique as the people who participate – but whatever your why, it’s time to sign up! Steps for Life-Walking for Families of Workplace Tragedy events take place the first weekend of May (in most...
by John Robicheau | Nov 21, 2019 | Steps for Life
With the year’s end fast approaching, many companies reflect on the past year’s successes and will begin setting goals and looking ahead to the new year. In today’s society, customers are becoming increasingly aware about local, national and global issues and their...
by Heather Lyle | Oct 24, 2019 | Steps for Life
Each year, we set a theme for Steps for Life – Walking for Families of Workplace Tragedy. For the 2020 events, our theme is #MyWhy. Here, National Walk Manager Heather Lyle explains the “why” behind her involvement. When asked what my “why” is for being involved with...
by Lorna Catrambone | Sep 19, 2019 | Steps for Life, Volunteers
While this isn’t the first question that may come to mind when deciding to volunteer for an organization, it is a consideration for many. Volunteering is a wonderful way to get involved and help others, and of the top reasons people give for volunteering, some...
by Susan Haldane | Aug 15, 2019 | Family support, Steps for Life, Volunteers
Have you seen this logo on our web site and printed materials? It comes from an organization called Imagine Canada, and it certifies that Threads of Life is accredited under the Imagine Canada Standards Program. We’re pretty proud of this accomplishment. There are...
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