British Columbia This link provides accessibility information based on the park area.Continue readingBC Parks
Category: Tourism, Nature & Cultural Attractions
Kamloops BC Wildlife Park is proud to welcome all guests. All public pathways are paved, accessible parking is available, and they are members of the Access 2 Program, among other…Continue readingBC Wildlife Centre
Kelowna In partnership with Spinal Cord Injury BC, Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association is committed to becoming a world-renowned accessible destination and the goal is to promote “Access & Inclusion” in…Continue readingThompson Okanagan Tourism Association
Sidney The Centre for Salish Seas strives to be accessible to all. A wheelchair is available free of charge on a first come-first served basis.Continue readingThe Centre for Salish Seas
Whistler The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl Cultural Centre is wheelchair accessible and has wheelchairs onsite available for guests to use.Continue readingSḵwx̱wú7mesh and Líl̓wat7úl Cultural Centre
Vancouver Vancouver Aquarium makes an effort to have everyone enjoy their visit. More information can be found on their webpage.Continue readingVancouver Aquarium
Vancouver Science World aims to create a universal accessible experience by including accessible parking, automated doors, aides’ and caregivers’ discount, accessible washrooms, etc.Continue readingScience World
Accessibility Standards Canada is a departmental corporation created in 2019 under the Accessible Canada Act (the Act). They are committed to creating accessibility standards for federally-regulated entities and federal organizations.Continue readingAccessible Standards Canada
Dana Lajeunesse is the BC Parliamentary Secretary for Accessibility since November 2024.Continue readingBC Disability MLA
Persons with disabilities have a right to equal access to federal transportation services. The CTA has a mandate to protect this right. They create regulations, codes of practice and guidelines to ensure…Continue readingCanadian Transportation Agency