Charles Olfert works with businesses and organizations to make their spaces more accessible for people with physical and intellectual disabilities. He credits his daughter, who has cerebral palsy and for whom he's designed multiple spaces, with expanding his outlook on accessibility issues.

Critical care paramedic Jen Rondeau describes the past year as a rollercoaster. She says it ishard to see some people question the science behind government restrictions.

Andrea Kroeker and Jill Van Kessel are research technicians at Saskatoon's VIDO-InterVac facility. Every day, they work with the COVID-19 virus to develop an effective vaccine to the virus.

Derek Chesney has spent five years in the Saskatoon Police Service's cultural relations unit, working to forge relationships between the police force and the citys various communities.

Michael McLachlan vividly remembers the moment he consciously decided to disconnect his mind and his body during his battle against cancer. Luckily, Colleen McBride was there to help put the pieces back together.

Little Tots is an intensive early intervention program for children between 18 and 48 months. It is run by Autism Services of Saskatoon and provides one-on-one therapy for autistic children. It is also the only program of its kind in Saskatchewan.