On Dec. 2, 2019, Carleton University President Benoit-Antoine Bacon, officially launched the Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN), led by Carleton University, and kicked off a daylong Planning Summit where more than 100 leaders… Continue reading CAN Celebrates its First Year of Action Towards Advancing Accessibility for People with Disabilities
By Jane Adams The discussions may be virtual—but the energy and momentum is real. The Canadian Accessibility Network’s (CAN) inaugural Governing and Advisory Councils are in place and the teams… Continue reading Connecting Across Canada: Canadian Accessibility Network’s Governing Bodies Hold Inaugural Meetings
The Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN), a pan-Canadian initiative, is ready to help drive cultural shifts and system-level change across the country, following the first national meeting of 14 dedicated members of the… Continue reading Canadian Accessibility Network, led by Carleton University, Kicks Off Inaugural Governing Council
As part of National Accessibility Awareness Week virtual celebrations, Mayor Jim Watson today announced the City of Ottawa is joining the Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN), which is led by Carleton University. … Continue reading City of Ottawa Joins the Canadian Accessibility Network led by Carleton University
