http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/murderball/lg_vid.html
This movie is a must see!!! Like any other great sports story, Murderball features fierce rivalry, stopwatch suspense, dazzling athletic prowess, larger-than-life personalities and triumph over daunting odds. But "Murderball," the original name for the full-contact sport now known as quad rugby, is played by quadriplegics in armored wheelchairs. 'Murderball' is a story like no other, told by men who see the world from a different angle. Quad rugby players have suffered injuries that have left them with limited function in all four limbs. Whether by car wreck, gunshot, fist fight, rogue bacteria or any of an endless list of possible misadventures, quad rugby's young men have found their lives dramatically altered. Watching them in action -- both on court and off -- smashes every stereotype one has ever had about the handicapped. It also redefines what it is to be a man, what it is to live a full life, and what it is to be a winner.

Quadriplegic & Paraplegic Spinal Cord Injury Support
A support website for people with spinal cord injuries, their careers and family. This site also contains a forum area for peer support into quadriplegia, paraplegia and all aspects of this injury, and gives important information for the better understanding of damage to the spinal cord.

http://www.scitcs.org
SCITCS (Spinal Cord Injury Treatment Centre): Longest acronym ever but a great site for info. An albertan (Yea!) non-profit organization that works through 2 main facilities: The SCITCS FES Clinic, located in the Bob Steadward Centre at the University of Alberta, Edmonton and the Spinal Cord Injury Unit at the Glenrose Provincial Rehabilitation Hospital Edmonton.

http://www.disabilityonline.com
Disability Online: Great place to find online resources - everything from 'crip culture' to city guides. Take a look...

http://www.paralinks.net
Paralinks: Very cool site that brings paras together with different stories and links. Lots of good info here.

http://www.thescizone.com
The Sci Zone: Packed with a ton of SCI info, this guy isn't lying with his website title - it really is the SCI Zone! A one-stop SCI shop.

http://canparaplegic.org/
Excellent resource for everyone. Active message board (I seem to be a popular topic on some threads) and always up-to-date info. What I really like about this site is a little story I found a really cool guy: http://canparaplegic.org/national/level2.tpl?var1=story&var2=20040531150332.

http://www.enablelink.org
One of the most comprehensive disabilities websites out there - always up-to-date and sooooo much info. You could spend all day and night navigating through this site….not that I ever have... recently...

http://www.spinalcord.uab.edu/
Easy to navigate through this site that's packed with some great info and recent research information.

http://www.sci-info-pages.com
Meant to be a "best of the web" site for SCI health information.

http://www.ala.on.ca
ALA (Active Living Alliance Canada)
If you want to get active but don’t know where to start, this site gives info on hundreds of cool sports and activities taking place within ALA across Canada. Just about every recreational activity or hobby you could ever think of is listed, and there is something for every disability level - tons of great info and links too.

http://www.sisonline.org
Spinal Injuries Scotland is a voluntary organization concerned with new and long-term spinal cord injured people, their relatives and friends, along with those involved in the management, care and rehabilitation of the injury.

http://www.ontwheelchairsports.org/
Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association - This is a comprehensive resource for the development and promotion of athlete centred, amateur wheelchair sport programs. The OWSA coordinates workshops, clinics, seminars, competitions, public awareness demonstrations and special events to promote wheelchair sports throughout the Province.

http://www.kutaways.com
I have to admire the entrepreneurial spirit! Jennifer and Denise make specialty coats for people in chairs.

http://www.amputee.ca
Amputee and disability resources for Canadian amputees.

http://www.bcdisabilities.com
This is a great resource for disability relevant news, laws, and protocols. It also has a message forum. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and open to questions and issues.

http://www.cureparalysisnow.org
This site is an advocacy organization that organizes some great events and raises a ton of money for research. It's well worth a look!

http://bbcanada.com/access
Travel to Beautiful BC!
Looking for accessible accommodations in Oakanagan Valley BC? Nikky and Pete Pelletier run a bed and breakfast that offers an accessible place to stay.

http://www.fashionmagic.bc.ca
This site features clothing designed to fit any lifestyle. If you have special clothing needs, contact Ruth, and she will be happy to make you a great one of a kind outfit.

http://www.360mag.com
A great e-zine for the wheelchair community.

http://www.abcpain.com
Phantom Limb Pain Relief for the Amputee with Farabloc High Tech Clothing! Amputee phantom limb pain, back pain, sports injury muscle pain and other types of pain can now be treated without medication by using Farabloc High Tech Clothing Products for Pain Management.

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com
This site provides a broad overview of the disability system as well as many answers to many frequently asked questions - this is a great resource!

http://www.amsvans.com
Handicapped Vans, Wheelchair Ramps and Wheelchair Lifts: AMSVans

Cerebral Palsy
http://www.cerebralpalsysource.com/
Provides the latest information and news on research and treatments on cerebral palsy and related birth injuries.

Personal Injury Help
http://www.1personalinjurylawyers.com
Personal Injury Lawyers site provides consumers with easy access to information in personal injury, spinal and back injuries, environmental hazards, defective products, class actions and many other types of injury litigation in their area.

http://www.wheelchairgear.com/
Check out this awesome site to find some really cool gear that will help you carry your everyday items on your chair, without looking out-of-style!

Disabled Online
An online directory that provides topics and resources that benefit the entire disabled community.

http://linkable.org
Interested in reading about others with a SCI? Meet new people? This is a site devoted to homepages of people who have an SCI.

http://www.wheelchairjunkie.com
Meet a ton of people on this kick-ass American message board.

http://www.youreable.com
Meet more great people on this kick-ass UK message board.

http://www.sitski.com
Awesome site for the sport.

http://www.outletindustries.com
Take a look at my friend, Stacy Kohut (craziest dude in a chair) - his video is on this site.

http://www.challengedathletes.org/
If you're interested in disabled sports, this site is a must see site.

http://www.adamsmania.com
This is my friend, Jeff's website.

http://www.liferollson.org
A cool wheelie from California, Jesse Billauer - surfer turn spokesperson/fundraiser.

http://www.outletindustries.com
Wicked four-cross site. Order gear or check out the crazy pics of the team at the 2004 Outlet Cup in Whistler, BC.

http://www.thenthdegree.com
Not your typical store for people with disabilities. Check this out for t-shirts and bumper stickers.

http://www.nolimitstahoe.com/
This guy is an amazing climber, and has a great website!

http://www.verticalchallenge.org
Learn more about Brad Zdanivsky, the first and possibly the only quad climber around!

http://www.nearlucid.com/tyler
Tyler Deith's website. Think Tony Hawk in a chair - this guy really knows how to push the limits.

http://www.able-travel.com
Africa in a Wheelchair: One Crip College Member will tell you everything you need to know about wheelchair adventure travel in Africa. He also shares his own African Safari adventure! Make sure you read the crazy story and check out the photo galleries, and the all new message board!

http://www.morganvanbreda.com
Morgan shares her story of SCI with others. This is a great site!

http://lenmac.tripod.com/
A Celebration of Wheels
This is a great site saluting the modern wheelchair and its fascinating collection of users, liberated and enabled by their chairs to enjoy full and fulfilling lives.

http://www.themasscalproject.com/
The Mass-Cal Project
Brian Donovan will be crossing the country from Massachusetts to California in a power wheelchair in this astonishing journey, which will launch at an undetermined date. His ultimate goal is to raise funds for people with disabilities who need medical products and cannot afford such products, as well as to raise funding for Friedreich’s ataxia research.

http://www.katekimberlyfoundation.org
The Kate Kimberly Foundation
Kate Kimberly Foundation is a non-profit organization which strives to enable those dealing with spinal cord injuries (SCI) to continue living active, rewarding, thrilling lives despite the challenges they face.

http://www.matchinghouses.com
Matching Houses holiday house exchange gives you the opportunity to meet people from all around the world who have wheelchair accessible homes and are willing to swap with others to make for a convenient vacation.

http://www.ryanlachance.com
Here's a guy who has attained his success, helping others by doubling as a motivational speaker and a stand-up comedian, both from the seat of his chair.

http://www.abilityonline.org
Ability Online is a free, monitored, bully-free, safe internet community where children/youth with disabilities/illness and their parents can meet others like them, make friends from all over the world, share their hopes and fears, find role-models and mentors, and feel like they belong.

http://www.dsaalberta.org
Like sailing? Think you can't do it because you're in a wheelchair? Wrong! Check out the Disabled Sailing Association and find out how you can learn how to sail today!

http://www.cafepress.com/quad
This C5 quad is stirring things up with "QuadAntics", his online shop for all sorts of clothing and attire filled with his personal taste in humour.

http://www.lifeisfull.com
This is a new web magazine called Life Is Full. It promotes an active lifestyle for people with disabilities - living life to the fullest. It also features an active message board where many individuals come together to give each other the support they need.

Disabled Hunting and Fishing in Canada
Accessible Canadian Adventures (ACA) provides disabled sportsmen and women a safe and meticulously planned adventure to hunt or fish anywhere in Canada.

Dating4Disabled.com- Online community which offers personal blogs, discussion forums, private chat, a dating service and more. This site is aimed at facilitating social, personal and romantic development in a supportive and understanding environment. A fun way to meet new people, make new friends, and hopefully find a partner for life. Membership is free, easy and non-committal.

http://www.nfcacares.org/
National Family Caregivers Association: An American site that is "a grass roots organization created to educate, support, empower and speak up for the millions of Americans who care for chronically ill, aged or disabled loved ones".

http://www.caregiver.com
Another American site produced by the Caregiver Media Group. Website includes "topic specific newsletters, online discussion lists, back issue articles of Today's Caregiver magazine, chat rooms and an online store".

http://www.albertacaregiversassociation.org
A support place for Albertan caregivers - very nicely done and easy to navigate through.

http://www.varietyontario.com Since 1945, Variety Village has been focused on integration and ability, not disability. Their innovative facilities, programs and services provide the opportunity for children with special needs to hope, dream, learn and grow. Variety Village provides essential rehabilitative recreation using a proven fully integrated model that helps children of all abilities develop a greater sense of independence, self-worth, confidence and well being. For more information, please visit the website, or e-mail info@varietyvillage.on.ca. I cannot begin to tell you the amazing things this organization has accomplished, or how amazing their six acre indoor facility is! So, please visit the website.

Founded in 1995, the National Council for Support on Disability Issues is a not-for-profit, grassroots organization. The organization has recently changed their name in order to reach out to individuals of all ages. Originally created to strengthen the legal rights through pro bono court cases, and facilitate communication between student groups, NCSD has now expanded to reach other goals: Provide a means for sharing information, resources, ideas and support between people with all types of disabilities. Encourage and support people with disabilities to reach economic independence through opportunities in education, information and employment. Provide information on current legislative issues that affect civil rights, accessibility and the safety of people with disabilities. Encourage voting for whatever candidate supports their own interests. Advance the attitudes, consideration, respect and awareness of the general public toward people with all disabilities, by demonstrating their abilities, talents, skills and capability. Increase self-esteem and strive for perfection in their own manner within their disability. Increase enjoyment of life through sports, recreation and social interaction. One small section about this organization on my site doesn't do justice to the great things NCSD is doing - Please take a look at www.ncsd.org and become informed about the issues to make a positive change. You can read about all of their latest actions and how to help out or get involved. Email Trish Fink at tfink@ncsd.org if you have any questions about this excellent initiative.