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World Sight Day
World Sight Day

Why People Living with Diabetes Need to Prioritize Vision Care
World Sight Day

Eye Van Provides Critical Vision Care To Those Across Northern Ontario
Patient Access & Empowerment

How the New TAPTYPE Tool Is Revolutionizing Patient Care

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Patient Access

Why Timely Access to Care Is Essential to Prevent Vision Loss

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Sponsored

AMI Launches Exciting New Programming for the Disability Community

Opthamologist using equipment to work on eyeglass lenses
Sponsored

Vision Impairment and Steps to Your Rehabilitation

What is low vision, and what should you do if you suspect you or someone close to you experiences it? Registered Optician Zully Kasmani has the answers.
Molly Burke and a Labrador retriever smiling for the camera
Vision 2020

Molly Burke Tackles Vision Loss and Accessibility

World Sight Day

Advancements in Lens Technology Open Canadians’ Eyes To Better Vision