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Increasing Access and Inclusion of Parks and Trails throughout British Columbia, Canada

12/22/2025

Happy Holidays from Inclusive by Design Assn.

Thank you to all who supported, partnered with, or followed the work of the Society this year. Your engagement helps advance access and inclusion throughout BC.

Wishing you a peaceful holiday season and a bright start to 2026.

11/29/2025

Congratulations Josh!!!

09/03/2025

We are thrilled to support an inclusive beginner adaptive mountain bike trail (aMTB) under development at the Tabor Mountain Recreational Trails east of Prince George, BC. Located next to the parking area, this trail is suitable for those trying out a bike for the first time, anyone wanting to practice a new skill and all individuals who otherwise would not dare try the more challenging trails on the mountain (until they are ready). This trail gives an entry point to the network that is welcoming and without obstacles, meeting the needs of all ability levels.

Thank you so much to the support of the Association of Caledonia Trailbuilders in partnering with us, along with the financial support of the Vancouver Foundation and Northern Development Initiative Trust. Huge thanks also to Swamp Creek Ventures LTD for their efforts and expertise in building this exceptional trail.

03/15/2025

The Minister of Diversity, Inclusion and Persons with Disabilities, Kamal Khera, issued the following statement today regarding the Canada Disability Benefit.

03/08/2025

Big news! Minister Khera gives an update on progress related to the Canada Disability Benefit! 📣

Learn more here: https://ow.ly/NsbX50V9rlY

Image description: Update on Canada Disability Benefit Regulations!

02/12/2025

The White Cane is so much more than a navigational aid – it is also a symbol of freedom and empowerment for persons who are blind or have vision loss.

During White Cane Week, find out how Canada is working to improve accessibility and inclusion for persons with disabilities, including white cane users, in communities and workplaces, by supporting accessible renovation, construction, and retrofit projects.

Learn more about the Enabling Accessibility Fund: https://ow.ly/RuHQ50USsKJ

Image description: White Cane Week: raising awareness about the independence and mobility of persons with vision loss. A blind person with a white cane crossing a street in the city.

02/03/2025

Our second priority of 2025 is to foster the building of inclusive homes for everyone by applying best practices to inclusive housing models and introducing an RDSP Home Buyers Plan. Every person with a disability and their families deserve to have a home of their own and live in an inclusive community. We will achieve this.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3VQkNsv

01/23/2025

Victoria – Today, the Ombudsperson, Jay Chalke, announced his office has begun an investigation into the exclusion of students from schools in BC’s K-12 public education system. “Our office has received complaints from across the province about children, including those with disabilities, bein...

12/06/2024

How will YOU be a part of our landmark celebration and national conference, Everybody Belongs 2025? We’re celebrating Inclusion BC’s 70th anniversary by partnering with Inclusion Canada June 19-21, 2025 in Richmond, BC at the River Rock Resort . If you have personal or professional experience with disabilities, we welcome your proposals for workshops. Learn more and submit your proposal here: https://inclusionbc.org/workshops-eb25/

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8945 Honeymoon Drive N
Prince George, BC
V2K5J9

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