September 30th, which has long been recognized as Orange Shirt Day, this year marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The national holiday is a time to...

The People of posAbilities recruitment and retention campaign is back! Developed in 2015, People of posAbilities borrows inspiration from Humans of New York and Six Word Stories, two popular blogs that tell...

In honor of Disability Employment Month, artist Margaux Wosk shares their experience with us as an autistic small business owner.

Our art initiatives have a new home online at ArtRise.ca! It's a multi-media showcase of our creative projects and the people behind them. It was designed by Aaniya Asrani,...

We are still operating within the public health guidelines of Step 3 of BC’s Restart Plan and would like to share some news with you.

September is Disability Employment Month here in BC! It’s a time to recognize inclusive employers and the important contribution people with disabilities make in the workplace. This month, we...

As BC reopens, we encourage you to enjoy the great outdoors! There are many accessible hiking trails across the province to explore.

As of July 1, the Province moved to Step 3 of its four-step restart plan, with nearly 80 percent of adults and children over 12 years old having received their...

Special Olympics athlete and reporter Miranda Orth shares her experience from the recent Provincial Challenge Games in May and June and how SOBC has gotten creative during the pandemic.

This year, Canada Day looks a bit different, and we acknowledge that folks will be marking the day in a variety of ways.  If you’re looking for a mix...

Contributed by Alyssa Chan, Communications and Event Planning Intern Are you hoping to learn more about the disability experience from individuals with lived experience, but don’t know where to...

People with disabilities are often left out of conversations about sex and sexuality, but educators and advocates are working to change that.