Accessibility Wins
We welcome your accessibility wins! Show us how it’s done.
Using this interactive map, you can post photos and stories from organizations and physical spaces that are accessible for all.
Kitsilano Beach
The beach has an accessible beach mat, the only one I am aware of in Vancouver. It's incredibly helpful as it allows me to actually go on the beach with my wheelchair, rather than remaining on the pavement all the way back. When I go to the beach with friends, we can get much closer… View ArticlePublic Sector: Yes
Member of: Member of the Public
Accessible Pool
The Grandview Heights Aquatic Center is very accessible. It has a Gold certification from the Rick Hansen Foundation and a Sensory Friendly Space per the Canucks Autism Network. In addition to accessibility features in the built structure, I've found staff and other patrons are friendly, welcoming and helpful.Public Sector: Yes
Member of: Member of the Public
White Rock Pier
Equal Access Collective is a dedicated group working in collaboration with local organizations and businesses to raise awareness, identify accessibility barriers, and implement practical solutions that foster a more inclusive community. One of our recent accomplishments includes successful advocacy for improved access to the White Rock Pier. In August 2024, an accessible mat was installed… View ArticlePublic Sector: No
Member of: Committee Member
Hearing Loops Squamish
Hearing loops installed in Council Chambers, Squamish Public Library, Brennan Park, and the 55 Activity Centre. This makes it easier for people with hearing devices to hear in noisy environments.Public Sector: Yes
Member of: Prescribed Organization