Position Statement of the Canadian Federation of the Blind Concerning Rehabilitation of Blind Canadians

(Note: The term “blind” in this document refers to all individuals who meet the legal definition of blindness). 1. Blind Canadians have the right to the opportunity to learn the skills and attitudes of blindness necessary to succeed economically and socially. Because the opportunity to learn these skills is a right, it must be provided […]

Organize: Working Together to Live the Lives We Want

A speech presented by Mary Ellen Gabias, CFB President at the CFB ‘Organize’ Convention May 5, 2018, Sandman Inn, Victoria, B.C. In 1968, Dr. Jacobus tenBroek died. On the 50th anniversary of his death we commemorate this Canadian-born blind lawyer, thinker, movement leader. By any standards, Jacobus tenBroek was an outstanding human being. He was […]

TBC Test

Table of Contents The Rough and Bumpy Road to Transit Accessibility for the Blind in B.C., by Doris Belusic Automated Transit Call-Out Stops Needed, by Daryl Jones Little Has Changed for Blind Transit Users, by Mary Ellen Gabias Transit Resolution Seems to be on Track, by Frederick Driver B.C. Transit Will Trial New Call-Out System […]