Everyone — individuals, communities, businesses and organizations — has a role to play in making Ontario accessible for people of all abilities.
On AccessON. ca, you will find information, videos and real-life stories to help you better:
- understand disabilities
- recognize and prevent barriers to accessibility
- welcome people with disabilities
- understand Ontario's accessibility laws and what they mean for you.
Visit www.AccessON.ca.
We're determined to make Ontario accessible for people with disabilities. We've got the laws to do it.
Ontario's accessibility laws
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