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Guide dogs and their handlers navigate the world as a team.  These loyal furry friends aren’t just cute, they make our lives easier and bring comfort to our hearts. If you encounter a handler and their guide dog, please follow proper etiquette to ensure the safety of the guide dog team: Harness on means hands […]

CCB Peterborough Chapter presents this very informative interview all about different white canes in honour of White Cane Week 2023. The video features Devon Wilkins and Leslie Yee. You can watch the video on their webpage, here: https://ccbpeterborough.com/ The video will play on their page.

Here are some things to keep in mind when interacting with someone who is using a white cane. Many people can get around safely and independently with a white cane and do not need any assistance. If you would like to offer assistance to someone using a white cane:1. Please ask if they need help.2.

White Cane Types  Did you know that there are different kinds of white canes? Identity Canes These are used to identify their users with no or low vision. They are small and light, and can be folded up when not in use. Guide Canes Generally extend from the floor to the user’s waist, providing information

White Cane Types  Did you know that there are different kinds of white canes? Identity Canes These are used to identify their users with no or low vision. They are small and light, and can be folded up when not in use. Guide Canes Generally extend from the floor to the user’s waist, providing information

In Memory of The David onley, a Strong Voice for Tearing Down the Many Barriers Still Impeding People with Disabilities It is with great sadness that we inform the community of the passing of former Ontario Lieutenant Governor David Onley. Onley was a close friend and patron of the CCB and was awarded the President’s

NNELS, CCB, BLC, CELA, PRCVI and AERO are working together to bring a month-long celebration of braille! This month’s long event will highlight various aspects of braille learning, including fun activities.To learn more about each event and registration, please visit https:// nnels.ca /world-braille-days-wbd-2023

In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month in November, CNIB is hosting a virtual discussion panel to bring together diverse perspectives on the barriers to accessible diabetes care for Canadians living with sight loss. We will hear from representatives from the manufacturer industry, the medical community, and those with lived experience and diabetes about how we

In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month in November, CNIB is hosting a virtual discussion panel to bring together diverse perspectives on the barriers to accessible diabetes care for Canadians living with sight loss. We will hear from representatives from the manufacturer industry, the medical community, and those with lived experience and diabetes about how we