Many of you know Jay Bowes as CMCC’s media technician, but did you know, he was also a talented musician? Here he shares his latest music video, with back up from his wife, Janelle, and children. Click into the post to reach the video link.
With restrictions in Toronto, and far too much familiarity with family and roommates, how will you make the holidays special this year or the winter more pleasant? There are only three of us in my family, so I have to be inventive. I’m tasking each of them to make one spectacular recipe each week in December. In case I am the only one participating, I’m doing a few small things for myself as well, such as growing sprouts and other veggies indoors, repainting parts of the house and clearing out…read more
By Nauka Kumar While working online, it’s easy to miss the easy access to a filing cabinet, for a reference, or a resource that needs to be checked. While one can bring a few files home, it’s hard to tell what might be needed. CMCC’s Document Management System (DMS) effectively solves that problem. offering a single, remote location from which you can easily store, access, retrieve and share information and documents. This is an easy to use, flexible system which facilitates the easy search for a single document from a…read more
If you don’t have an intern yet, consider it now. Interns have just completed changeover and will be happy to see you at their new locations. Six of CMCC’s public clinics are now up and running and following strict protocols for safety as recommended by the Province of Ontario. We invite you to come in and feel better. Share widely with the people you care about! Clinic locations Campus Clinic 6100 Leslie Street 416 482 2546 Bowmanville 222 King Street East, Bowmanville 905 419 2622 CMCC’s Clinic at Sherbourne Health…read more
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s virtual Remembrance Day video. Dr. David Wickes introduced the video in which Students Corporal Cole Maranger and Reservist Able Seaman Leah Robinson, of the Royal Canadian Navy, spoke about the role of the Canadian Forces and shared their thoughts on the day. Also included was the CMCC Choir, which performed a beautiful rendition of Oh Canada, When Dawn Shines, and In Flander’s Fields – led by Jonathan Oosterhof. If you haven’t had the opportunity to watch the video, we invite you…read more
First module completed! Congratulations everyone, for completing their first modules of 2020, during what sometimes feels like one long “Blursday.” Despite the strangeness of the year, we’re making progress. Interns in clinic are nearing the end of their first rotation and Year IIIs are that much closer to clinic. Just a few weeks ago the Year I students had their virtual transition to DC ceremony. In this event, Dr. David Wickes, CMCC President, Allison Dantas, CEO of the Canadian Chiropractic Association and Caroline Brereton, CEO of the Ontario Chiropractic Association…read more
Thanks to the success of the Movember campaign which began with men growing a ‘stache to raise awareness of prostate and testicular cancers, November has become a month to spotlight men’s health. This year, Movember commissioned a study of 1430 Canadians on the impact of COVID-19. They found that men were less likely to seek help (49%) from family, friends or other sources as a means to helping them manage the impact of restrictions imposed by COVID-19, compared to women (58 %). The study also revealed that less than half of the…read more
CMCC was proud to have hosted Canadian Olympians and practicing chiropractors Dr. Lindsay Alcock, Dr. Josh Binstock and Dr. Melissa Tancredi on September 22 for a one-hour webinar and panel discussion. With diverse careers representing Team Canada on the world stage, the panel offered a tremendous opportunity to gain unique insight into the mindset of high-performance athletes and their inspiration for becoming chiropractors. To conclude the webinar, attendees participated in a live Question and Answer session, moderated by Director of Alumni Relations David Coleman and Special Events Coordinator Kristin Earle….read more
During this year’s 16th Annual BackSwing Tournament, the Division of Clinical Education was pleased to hold their first in-person treatment outreach for 2020. Two of CMCC’s talented clinicians supervised a group of 8 interns while they provided chiropractic treatment to golfers at the event. Due to COVID19, BackSwing looked a bit different; CMCC and Bayview Golf and Country Club were equally committed to ensuring the health and safety of all the golfers and staff and designed the event accordingly. The tournament was scheduled with set tee times and had multiple…read more
It’s great to welcome back our students, staff and faculty from the summer recess as we begin the 2020-21 academic year. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, which certainly nobody expected as we began the last academic year, we experienced challenges like never before. Like every other college and university across Canada, on-campus classes and laboratories came to a grinding halt, but through the perseverance of our students, faculty and staff we were able to quickly transition to online learning and working. Our Class of 2020 students all completed their clinical…read more
