Ronald Loucks

Provides administrative services for drug, dental and extended health benefit plans

Provides telecommunications services and network e-commerce business solutions

Functions as a College/University

ThinkFirst Foundation, operating as Parachute, is a national charity dedicated to injury prevention with a mission to prevent injuries and save lives across the country. Founded in 2012 through the amalgamation of four charities, Parachute focuses on reducing serious and fatal injuries at home, during play, and on the move (roads). It offers programs and resources for families, youth, seniors, and professionals, including national campaigns on road safety, fall prevention, poison prevention, concussion management, and safe cannabis edible storage. The non-profit company is based in Toronto, Canada. The organization uses evidence-informed, policy-driven, and collaborative approaches to promote safety through education, advocacy, and community engagement. Parachute provides accredited training programs, supports community-led projects, and produces resources, guidelines, and data reports to inform policy and practice. The organization maintains specialized repositories to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety and collaborates with government partners. It advocates for improved laws, safer product standards, and enforcement of health-promoting policies, and offers consulting services in injury prevention and program management.

Functions as a College/University

The non-profit company is based in Montréal, Canada. Les YMCA du Québec is a charitable organization established in 1851 that fosters community well-being, youth development, and social inclusion across Quebec. The organization serves over 71,000 individuals annually, including more than 38,000 youth, through a wide range of programs such as physical activities, aquatic services, youth initiatives, leadership camps, training certifications, and social support. Recreational and wellness offerings include gym access, group and private training, and aquatic programs with semi-olympic pools, as well as swimming lessons for all ages based on the YMCA national aquatic program. Aquatic fitness classes and certifications in lifesaving, lifeguarding, CPR, and first aid are also available. The YMCA promotes accessibility through financial aid, tax credits, and free swim periods. Camp Kanawana, a residential summer camp, provides outdoor experiences and leadership development for youth aged 7 to 17 from diverse backgrounds. The organization also delivers social reintegration and community support services for vulnerable and marginalized populations, including employment assistance, alternative work programs, and community service initiatives. Additional services include temporary housing, psychosocial support, and community reintegration efforts.

Provides management consultancy services