Members include activists, medical professionals, scientists, and the general public. The vast majority of our members are chemically ill or injured and deal with varying degrees of disability on a daily basis. If you wish to watch a video about an adult who develops EI, rent the movie Safe, from your favourite video store. Ontarians watch out for No Scents is Good Sense , a Ryerson Polytechnical University production, on TV Ontario this. It also hails the second permanent competition of the Environmental Illness Society of Canada.
Students create class or school projects and establish the desired outcomes.
They implement the plan and evaluate the project's achievements. Submissions must be postmarked by December 31 of each year. Projects will be evaluated by a panel of judges and there will be an award for the winning national project, to be announced on Earth Day the following April.