2008 Convention Report

“The Blind Leading The Blind” CONVENTION 2008 President’s Report Dear Federationists: Those of you who attended the Canadian Federation of the Blind convention this year felt the Federation fever. The Federation spirit filled the conference room, followed us through the halls of the hotel and onto the streets of Victoria, and set fire to our […]

CFB 2006 Brief, “Improving Oppertunities For Blind British Columbians”

Canadian Federation of the Blind (CFB) P.O. Box 8007 Victoria, British Columbia Canada V8W 3R7 Phone (250) 598-7154 Toll-free 1-800-619-8789 Fax (250) 595-4849 E-mail info@cfb.ca Web site www.CFB.ca Improving Opportunities for Blind British Columbians Brief / Written Recommendations For the 2006 Budget Consultation Paper This written submission provides specific recommendations for improving opportunities for blind […]

2006 CFB to, “National Library of Canada: Council on Access for Print Disabled Canadians”

National Library of Canada: Council on Access for Print-Disabled Canadians Library and Archives Canada 395 Wellington Street Ottawa, ON K1A 0N4 E-mail: accessinfo@lac-bac.gc.ca January 3, 2006 To Whom it May Concern: In light of recent discussions concerning an accessible library system for blind people in Canada, members of the Canadian Federation of the Blind wish […]

August 28, 2005 – Letter to Global Edmonton – Global Edmonton

Global Edmonton – Global TV 5325 Allard Way, Edmonton, AB, CANADA T6H 5B8 edmonton@globaltv.ca August 28, 2005 Dear Global Edmonton, As members of the Canadian Federation of the Blind (CFB) and as blind Canadians, we are writing to express our concern about the prairie-wide CNIB “Vision Matters Telethon” to be aired on your station September […]

November 23 2004 -GVPL Staff Cut Backs, Letter to John Barton

John Barton, Chair Victoria Library Board November 23, 2004 Dear Mr. Barton, I am writing on behalf of the Canadian Federation of the Blind regarding the pending cutbacks to staffing of the talking book library in Victoria. We are opposed to these cutbacks. Blind people deserve the same access to libraries as other citizens. Punishing […]