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AEBC: WHO WE ARE

The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians (AEBC) is a national charitable organization of primarily blind, deafblind, or partially sighted members. We are committed to increasing awareness of our rights, to ensure that we can equally participate in all aspects of society. Learn more ABOUT US HERE.

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Is the Canada Disability Benefit high enough? What the major federal parties are saying about it

Ahead of Monday’s election, advocates are seeking commitments about accessibility and the benefit for working-age people with...

20 hours ago

Linda comes across as confident and determined. Her bright red blazer and the yellow sign with the text "ACCESS FOR ALL" convey a strong message of advocacy and empowerment for people with disabilities. The white cane she is holding signifies her independence and ability to navigate the world despite the numerous barriers a blind person encounters. Overall, the image portrays a sense of positivity and a commitment to promoting accessibility and inclusion for all.

Access at the Accessibility Professional Network Conference

By Linda Bartram I recently attended the Accessibility Professional Network (APN) Conference 2025 in Vancouver. The theme this year...

3 days ago

A group of people wearing tshirts with the word "volunteer" on them. Their hands are placed together in a circle like a group huddle.

AEBC Volunteer of the Year Award

Each spring, we invite nominations for the AEBC Volunteer of the Year Award. This award recognizes an outstanding AEBC member who has...

3 days ago

Tips for Filling in Online Surveys & Forms

AEBC often sends out surveys to members to get feedback on our activities and future goals. There are also so many online forms these...

Apr 10

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Canada's 2025 Federal Election: How, When, and Where to Vote and What to Ask. Here's the complete guide to making sure your voice is heard

The 2025 Canadian federal election will be held on April 28 to elect members of the House of Commons to the 45th Canadian Parliament....

Apr 4

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Many Canadians with Disabilities Face Barriers to Communication and Internet Access

New data from Statistics Canada shows that nearly half of Canadians with disabilities have trouble communicating in daily life. Whether...

Apr 1

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