What happens when accessibility policies clash with real-life experiences?

One AEBC member shares his personal experience using a rideshare service while travelling with a guide dog. It turns out, policy and practice do not always align.

This is the second of four Android sessions presented by Glen Sepke. This session focuses on how to access and navigate the Play Store, as well as how to add and manage contacts on your phone.

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Ryan Fleury and Marcia Yale explore the mixed emotions and important conversations surrounding National AccessAbility Week. Marcia shares a sneak preview of AEBC’s upcoming National Accessibility Week events happening on June 3 and 4. The conversation broadens into an honest and thoughtful discussion about what accessibility really means and why these conversations matter year-round. 

Museums are increasingly using touch, audio description, and other sensory experiences to make art and history more accessible and engaging. Here, we explore museums that offer accessible tours, audio descriptions, and interactive experiences that bring history and art to life, making them more accessible and meaningful for everyone.

Diana Brent and Chantal Oakes share practical tips for navigating unfamiliar websites using screen readers on PC and iOS. They explore key strategies for finding your way around new sites, including how to use heading structure effectively, and how to make the most of headings and links

lists for faster navigation.

As plans for the return of Ontario Northland passenger rail service continue to develop, many travellers are looking for more information about fares, accessibility, and trip planning. Our blog reflects on recent reporting from Toronto CityNews and explores why clear, accessible communication will be important as more details emerge.

Brian Moore, Manager of Digital Accessibility for TD bank, walked participants through the general layout of the TD website using his screen reader. He included tips and tricks for easy navigation and becoming comfortable using on-line banking tools and controls.

Census 2026 is underway — but many blind and partially sighted Canadians face accessibility barriers that make participation difficult. Learn what barriers exist and practical steps you can take to help make it a little easier.

Louise's journey to her sixth guide dog is one of patience, perseverance, and the incredible bond formed through partnership. Discover the behind-the-scenes process of what it really takes to find the perfect match.

Jeff Bishop, President of Blind Information Technology Solutions, teaches us how to craft prompts to get the most out of using AI tools to improve our work efficiency.