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Hi everyone, the temperatures are dropping as we head into fall and winter — here are some tips on “shifting into winter” driving, winter driving safe tips and tips on how to be prepared for conditions from the Government of Canada. You can also check out this article from CBC News all about winterizing your vehicle. Don’t forget that winter tire rules apply on BC highways from October 1 to March 31.
Stay safe!
Hey everyone, one of our awesome employees passed along a great resource with online training about concussions provided through the BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit (BCIRPU) here. It’s called the Concussion Awareness Training Tool (CATT), and it includes educational modules and resources developed for different perspectives (i.e. taking training as a medical professional, as a coach, as a parent or caregiver…etc.). Check it out!
…and that doesn’t just mean it’s time to watch Game of Thrones on TV!
As we get ready to greet the wilds of winter, check out these winter driving safety tips courtesy of ICBC – and their special guests, Frosty and the Iceman!
Keep warm, dress in layers, wear sturdy footwear and stay safe with these Seven Steps to Cold Weather Safety on the Government of Canada website.
Need some ideas to keep active through the winter? Check out ideas from the online community!
And, if you happen to build a snow fort, send us a picture! Welcome, Winter!
What’s your favorite winter sport? Let us know in the comments?
…and we’ve posted info on safety tips, driving tips, and winter activities to our site!
Check it out and leave us a comment!
