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Time for Action

Connecting people with chronic neurological conditions to the long-term benefits of exercise

Watch the video and download the report on March 1, 2025 to start taking action to improve exercise services for people living with neurological conditions in Saskatchewan!

*The video and report will become available to the public on March 1, 2025

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The 'Time for Action' Project was led by Dr. Cameron Mang and the UR NeuroLab with funding from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation and partnership with First Steps Wellness Centre, Regina. Project collaborators included Dr. Alison Oates (USask), Dr. Sue Peters (Western U), and Dr. Kathryn Sibley (UManitoba).

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Use the QR code above or follow the link below to RSVP to our Regina Connections Knowledge Sharing Night. A second Connections Knowledge Sharing Night will be hosted in Saskatoon on a date in March 2025 (details to be released soon!).

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