Highlighting the people, places, organizations or things that have made life more enjoyable for Canadians living with a disability.
Highlighting the people, places, organizations or things that have made life more enjoyable for Canadians living with a disability.
Shane Baker stands outside, wearing a medical mask over his lower face.
We profile Shane Baker's self advocacy to remedy accessibility barriers faced by students at Camosun College, as well as his work with Indigenous youth speaking to addiction, mental health, identity and the importance of culture.
A man looks off into the distance. He is dressed for cold weather.
After suddenly losing his vision from a rare eye disease, professional heli-ski guide Tyson Rettie sets out to find a way to create a way for blind and partially sighted skiers to experience the back country.
A man, seated in a wheelchair, speaks during a television interview.
We spotlight three individuals who use People in Motion's adaptive equipment, giving them the freedom to explore outdoor spaces and a variety of activities with family and friends.
Jen Powley looks into the camera. She is seated in a power wheelchair.
Jen Powley is a force of nature. An author and disability rights activist, she has two Masters degrees and she sits on five boards. Now, Jen is embarking on her most challenging journey yet: running for municipal councilor during a pandemic.
A teenager with shoulder-length hair strums an acoustic guitar while standing in front of a rainbow flag.
We visit Views Music Camp, an annual event for blind and partially sighted children in Ontario. Held at W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind in Brantford, it offers children the chance to engage and interact in an educational and fun environment.
A group of people stand at the top of a low rock hill, smiling and holding a Canadian flag.
An in-depth look at Paralympian Collin Cameron, and the community who rallied behind the vision to build Ontario’s first Para Nordic Training Centre.