Is Your Wheelchair Van Noisy? Here’s What to Check

Ever turn the key, hit the road, and think, “Wait, what’s that sound?” A wheelchair van that makes noise can mean something’s loose, broken, or starting to wear out. That rattle, clunk, or squeal can turn into a bigger repair or even a safety risk. In places like Winnipeg or Saskatoon, where winters hit hard, […]
What Problems Does On-Demand Transit Solve?

A large percentage of Canadians live in rural areas and struggle to access public transit. Your organization might be feeling this pain, too. Maybe you want to offer reliable transportation for seniors, people with disabilities, or community members who can’t drive. But fixed transit routes just don’t cut it. The buses are too big, the […]
What Is a Mobile Sensory Station and How Does It Work?

Did you know that 1 in 6 people in Canada live with a sensory disability? That includes people with autism, brain injuries, PTSD, or anxiety. But here’s the problem: Most places just aren’t built for people who struggle with noise, lights, or crowds. You might be feeling stuck. You want to help more people, but […]
5 Potential Problems with Choosing a Low-Cost Wheelchair Van

You might run a non-profit, a long-term care home, or a community program. You need a wheelchair van, and your budget is tight. So, you head to the internet and start looking for a low-cost wheelchair van in Canada. You find a used one that is five times cheaper than anything you’ve seen, and something […]
What Are the Safety Features on Wheelchair Van Lifts?

Wondering about the safety features on wheelchair van lifts? If you’re helping people who use wheelchairs get around, like clients, patients, or residents, you’ve probably asked yourself, “Is this lift safe enough?” That’s a real concern. When safety isn’t clear, it can feel like a big risk every time someone uses the lift. One small […]
Wheelchair Van Ramp Troubleshooting: A Step-by-Step Guide

Over 2.7 million Canadians live with a mobility disability. That’s nearly 1 in 10 people. For these individuals and the programs dedicated to supporting them, having a reliable wheelchair van ramp is vital for ensuring they can reach their destinations and maintain their independence. But sometimes, the ramps break or stop working right when you’re […]
Why Use Canoe Procurement to Get Wheelchair Vans for Adult Day Centres?

Ever wonder why getting a wheelchair van for your adult day centre feels like pulling teeth? You’re stuck in a maze of tenders, paperwork, and waiting. Meanwhile, your clients rely on you to keep them moving. If the van doesn’t come, they’re stuck at home, missing out on employment, programs, and friends. That gap takes […]
What Can You Learn from a Remote Van Demonstration?

Over 6 million Canadians live in rural or remote areas where access to healthcare and transportation is limited. If you’re running a healthcare program or community service in a place like Thompson, Red Deer, or Corner Brook, finding the right wheelchair van or mobile medical unit can feel like a guessing game. The catch? The […]
How Do You Keep Dust Out of a Wheelchair Accessible Van?

Dust might seem like a small thing, but it can cause big problems, especially if you operate a wheelchair accessible van. If you drive on gravel roads or in dry areas like the windy plains of rural Saskatchewan, dust can find its way inside fast. Every time you open the doors, more gets in. It […]