The Big 5: Problems

Top 5 Problems with Used Mobile Clinics

If you’ve been considering buying a used mobile clinic, the lower price tag can look like the perfect solution. On the surface, it feels like a quick way to get your program running without the heavy investment of a brand new unit. But the truth is, there are serious used mobile clinic risks that can […]

What Should You Do With an Unused Wheelchair Van?

Ever feel a little stuck looking at an unused wheelchair van in your parking lot? Maybe it served its purpose for a time, but now your needs have changed. The van’s still in good condition, but it isn’t being used anymore. That’s frustrating, especially when you think about how much planning and funding went into […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Vancouver’s Mental Health Crisis: How a Mobile Counselling Van Can Help

Vancouver’s mental health crisis is growing, and it can’t be ignored any longer. Whether it’s the visible struggles on the Downtown Eastside, the pressure on emergency departments, or the waitlists that drag on for months, you’ve seen it. Maybe you’re a healthcare provider, a government agency, or a community leader. You’ve seen the need. You’ve […]

5 Big Problems With Using Personal Vehicles for Patient Transport

Have you ever wondered if using your own vehicle for patient transport is really the best option? Some organizations across Canada use staff or volunteer vehicles to transport people to and from medical appointments.  But here’s the thing: Personal vehicles aren’t made for patient transport. And it could be putting your team, your clients, and […]