Government takes action to develop national guidelines for concussion management
Federal Government announces $1.4 million in support of concussion prevention, management and awareness.
Parachute teams up with TimePlay and Cineplex for a new, nationwide movie experience
Parachute debuts a new movie experience in Cineplex theatres across Canada.
Halloween Safety
Parachute's Walk This Way program reminds all road users to be extra vigilant this Halloween.
Check Your Vision To Prevent Falls
Help prevent falls in older adults: A life saving message for Safe Communities Day.
Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion on the world stage
The World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion brings together global experts.
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Choices interactive film
In honour of National Teen Driver Safety Week, Parachute and its partners debuted Choices, a new interactive film delivered through TimePlay app. Participants can PLEDGE to #GetHomeSafe and help end texting and driving.
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Magical Support For National Teen Driver Safety Week
In support of National Teen Driver Safety week, You Tuber Rayn Majic performed some phone magic on random people around Toronto. Our campaign is all about being focused on the road while driving. Please visit www.parachutecanada.org/ntdsw for more info and use the hashtag #GetHomeSafe to support the campaign
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The Symptoms of Concussions
What are the symptoms when you have a concussion? Find out by watching this video and be sure to visit: www.parachutecanada.org/concussion for more information.
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Vision Zero: The Future of Road Safety Q&A
Find out more about Vision Zero and how it could change the future of road safety.
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Stop the Clock
In Canada, preventable injuries kill more youth than all other causes combined. Canada incurs an annual economic burden of $27 billion per year. Find our more at www.parachutecanada.org/costofinjury #CostofInjury
Our aim is an injury-free Canada.We need your help to put the brakes on an invisible epidemic to prevent injuries and save lives.




