“Accessibility is a human right grounded in equity, dignity and full participation.” – CTS The 2024-2025 Annual Report highlights progress and priorities for advancing accessibility in Canada. 🔗 Read: sbee.link/4rjgecxh69

Accessibility Commissioner Christopher T. Sutton shares a message announcing the release of the 2024-2025 Annual Report. Learn more about our work toward a barrier-free Canada. Watch in English ➡️: youtu.be/ZHtQcCAgokM Watch in ASL ➡️: youtu.be/a5kZFtQQYQM

The Accessibility Commissioner Christopher T. Sutton had the honour yesterday of being a part of the Canadian Association of the Deaf’s Deaf flag raising ceremony on Parliament Hill. Deaf culture is a part of our Canadian identity, and it is wonderful to see that being celebrated.

It’s International Sign Languages Day! Sign languages are full and recognized languages. Accessibility means ensuring Deaf people can connect, work, and participate without barriers. 💬 How does your workplace make communication more accessible? #IWD2025

The Accessibility Commissioner has released his 2024-2025 Annual Report. It highlights new accessibility plans, inspections and resources supporting progress toward a barrier-free Canada. 🔗 Read: www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/resources/pu...

Did you know that inspections conducted under the authority of the Accessibility Commissioner ensure federally regulated organizations meet accessibility obligations? These inspections promote accountability, progress, and bring 🇨🇦 closer to being barrier-free. 🔗 www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/organization...

❓ Which area do you think has the biggest impact on accessibility in Canada? Information & communication Transportation Workplaces Built environment Write your answer below 👇 The Accessible Canada Act requires federally regulated organizations to address all areas of accessibility.

The #ACA requires federally regulated organizations to identify, remove, and prevent barriers in workplaces, services, communication, tech, transportation, and more. Every step forward makes Canada more inclusive. 🔗 www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/individuals/...

Accessibility Commissioner Christopher T. Sutton joined Independent Living Canada’s AGM, highlighting progress under the Accessible Canada Act, the need for meaningful consultation with people with disabilities, and the collective effort required to reach a barrier-free Canada by 2040.

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Turn accessibility awareness into action! Use our step-by-step guidance to implement the Accessible Canada Act in your organization and build a more inclusive workplace today! ➡️ www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/organization...

Ever noticed how universal design benefits more than just one group? A ramp can help strollers, delivery carts, and suitcases too. Accessibility benefits everyone.

If you're a regulated entity with questions about the #ACA, the Office of the Accessibility Commissioner is here to help. We even offer presentations and support. Email us at: [email protected]

📢Federally regulated employers: Stay up to date with accessibility standards and learn how to meet your obligations under the Accessible Canada Act. Find all the resources you need here 👉: www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/organization...

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