Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation has developed road safety activities to be used in schools. Activities are designed for students from kindergarten right through Grade 12. No Regrets students (even if you live outside Ontario) might find use for these resources in an assembly or in a classroom. Topics include ATVs, drinking and driving, and distracted driving. Visit http://www.ontarioroadsafety.ca/ and have a look.
SMARTRISK No Regrets training at the Durham Family YMCA
State Farm is looking for students to join the State Farm Youth Advisory Board
SMARTRISK is looking for Volunteers
SMARTRISK welcomes Molly Dion
SMARTRISK’s 16th Annual Golf Tournament
One Voice-Safer Canada
SMARTRISK No Regrets leader selected to go to a People to People Leadership Summit
SMARTRISK is seeking a Youth Program Development Associate
UBC studies how to make cycling safer
SMARTRISK Live in Brockville, Ontario
SMARTRISK is seeking Youth Advisory Team members
SMARTRISK is looking for new Youth Advisory Team members
The 16th annual SMARTRISK Golf Tournament
SMARTRISK No Regrets Live in Regina
No Regrets Live at Confederation Secondary School
Miss Teen BC blogged about her SMARTRISK No Regrets Live experience
Youth Road Safety Forum in Niagara, Ontario
SMARTRISK is hiring a Youth Program Assistant
2010 No Regrets Photo Contest Winners
SMARTRISK No Regrets Live in Brampton
Heads Up, Spring Edition
Northern Secondary School attends to 21st Annual National Service-Learning Conference
Alberta Distracted Driving Legislation
No Regrets Live in Vancouver
SMARTRISK No Regrets Live Featured on Global BC
SMARTRISK No Regrets Live in Kelowna
Northern Secondary School’s SMARTRISK No Regrets team leaders return from the 21st Annual National Service-Learning Conference.
Timiskaming District Secondary School Creates a SMARTRISK No Regrets Website
Pedestrians of all ages are at risk for injury
Check out the ThinkFirst website for your SMARTRISK No Regrets Program
The Injury Alliance Congratulates the Government of Canada
Wear The Gear Free Skate at Memorial Gardens in North Bay
Volume 7, Issue 2 of the Ontario Injury Compass has been released
Congratulations to SMARTRISK No Regrets Leader Cody O’Neil
Dress Appropriately for Winter Activities
Road safety activities available
Facts about Traumatic Brain Injuries
Research finds that wearing a helmet cuts risk of head injury by 35%.
The latest edition of the Ontario Injury Compass is now available.
A stream of talk-show host Oprah Winfrey’s show on the risks of texting and driving is available online, at http://www.wisn.com/entertainment/22315147/detail.html?taf=mil
SMARTRISK is calling on its supporters to help us reach the finals of the Aviva Community Fund competition.
Wednesday, Nov. 18 marks the National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims.
SMARTRISK No Regrets is a semi-finalist in the Aviva Community Fund competition. Vote Dec. 2-16 to take us to the finals!
Vote for SMARTRISK in the Aviva Community Fund competition and we could train 250 new schools!
Halifax Chronicle Herald editorial addresses the “injury epidemic” and what prevention groups like SMARTRISK are doing to prevent injury.
2009 British Columbia Students Leadership Conference
The Latest in our National hunt for our Youth Advisory Team
Find out more about the incredible training sessions in P.E.I. and Nova Scotia!
Texting and driving risks in the news
Fall Training Sessions Begin Across Canada This Week
SMARTRISK Welcomes a New Youth Program Coordinator to the Team
The Economic Burden of Injury in Canada featured in The Globe and Mail
Compass Newsletter - Youth and Seniors at risk in the heat and the cold.
