A 30 min update of Peace Warrior will be on CTV’s W5 this Saturday, December 4th, 2010 at 7pm. The update will include Debbie and Trevor’s Wedding — Peace Warrior won a Gemini Award for Best Biography Documentary in October 21, 2009 (Vancouver, B.C.) – Peace Warrior, a moving documentary about Canadian soldier Trevor Greene, […]
Continue Reading »In this issue: 2009 BIAC Bursary Winner Receives Award Message from our President Message from our Editor Make a donation From the Desk of the Executive Director, Harry Zarins BIAC Submits Brief to Standing Committee on Finance Pre-Budget Consultations Quebec News Harry Zarins Meets Trevor Greene, Debbie Lepore and Capt. Kevin Schamuhn Brain Injury Association […]
Continue Reading »Slow, but staggering progress By Anne McIlroy, From Saturday’s Globe and Mail His voice is raspy, the words come slowly. Trevor Greene says it is because he no longer has the reflex to breathe before he speaks, so he has to remind himself constantly to take in air while he talks. Yet that he speaks […]
Continue Reading »FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Vancouver, B.C.) – Peace Warrior, a moving documentary about Canadian soldier Trevor Greene, his fiancée Debbie Lepore and their struggle to recover from Trevor’s traumatic brain injury has won Canada’s top television honour, the Gemini Award for Best Biography Documentary. Broadcast across Canada by CTV, Peace Warrior follows Trevor and Debbie for […]
Continue Reading »* Peace Warrior will re-run this Saturday night June 6 CTV at 7:00 PM. * Trevor working hard on his legs and feet. His new orthos going on this week. * He is already standing with limited pressure on both feet * In May, Trevor was in Halifax, NS and received an Honorary Degree Doctorate […]
Continue Reading »The CTV Original Documentary PEACE WARRIOR, Saturday, Dec. 13 at 7 pm – Intimate, one-hour documentary offers an exclusive look into Captain Trevor Greene’s courageous struggle to recover from a horrific axe attack in Afghanistan. –Canadian Soldier Trevor Greene Defies All Odds. –Nanaimo soldier’s long journey back -Video excerpts from the TV show –Defying the […]
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