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Governance policy issued by the board of directors of Accessibility Standards Canada

Governance policy issued by the board of directors of Accessibility Standards Canada Last modified on April 14, 2026 On this page 1.0 Definitions 2.0 Introduction 3.0 Accessibility 4.0 Board of director meetings 5.0 Terms of reference for Standing …

Guide Dog Access in Canada

This study will review the existing barriers faced by guide dogs and their handlers in accessing programs and services. The goal will be to present solutions to address these barriers.

Guide to hosting a public review session for draft standards

Guide to hosting a public review session for draft standards On this page Public review session guide Delivering a public review session Instructions on how to submit your public review comments Public review session guide Public review sessions support …

Guidelines: Accessible service delivery during emergencies including COVID-19

Guidelines: Accessible service delivery during emergencies including COVID-19 On this page About Accessibility Standards Canada About these guidelines Getting started Preparing for emergencies Accessible service delivery during emergencies Summary Other …

Guidelines for creating accessible documents

Guidelines for creating accessible documents Why ensure your documents are accessible? Accessible documents are easier to use, read, and understand. When a document is accessible, everyone has the same opportunity to access information, whether or not …

Harmonizing Air Travel: Advancing Global Accessibility Standards

Air travel is still inconsistent and inaccessible for many passengers with disabilities. This study will inform and improve accessibility standards in Canadian air travel. The study will identify barriers and opportunities for improvement.

Hearing their Voices: From Isolation to Self-Determination

This study will gather information on accessibility and disability from an Indigenous perspective. It will identify barriers to accessibility and the needs of Indigenous people in First Nation communities in Nova Scotia.

Help shape Canada's accessibility standards

Help shape Canada's accessibility standards Consultation now closed. On this page Who was the focus of this consultation Related information Contact us Thank you for your feedback on our priorities for the coming year. Your input will help us determine: …

Heritage for All: Removing Accessibility Barriers in Federal Heritage Buildings

This study will identify the barriers people with disabilities face when accessing federal heritage buildings in urban centres. It will recommend design solutions to make these buildings more accessible.

Heritage Standards Development: An Iterative Process

This study will identify how to advance accessibility in federal heritage buildings. It will also consider heritage and conservation standards and guidelines.

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2026-08-02

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