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On September 19, 2018, the Bank of Canada announced that it will begin to phase out the bank note reader program. The bank note reader is the handheld device that identifies denominations through machine readable codes.

Welcome to the September edition of Equalize!

Recently, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) released its new Policy on accessible education for students with disabilities, along with recommendations on how to best meet legal obligations under Ontario’s Human Rights Code.

September is Guide Dog Awareness Month!

In this blog piece, Victoria Nolan, Head, Stakeholder Relations & Community Engagement for CNIB Guide Dogs, talks about her experiences dining out and how restaurants can be more accommodating.

We're evolving into an organization that's more ambitious, vibrant and forward-thinking than ever. And we want to show that evolution to the world. Today, we would like to introduce you to the new CNIB Foundation.

While the Government of Ontario has committed to reforming social assistance, CNIB is disappointed to learn the 3% increase for the Guide Dog Benefit that was announced in the Ontario 2018 Budget has been reduced to 1.5%.

Tips for parenting a child with sight loss without fear and empowering independence.

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The best part of Mindy Bodnarchuk's job at Vision Loss Rehabilitation Saskatchewan is seeing the progress that children who are blind or partially sighted make.

Luc and Rita Lemoine are fearless when it comes to parenting their 16-year-old daughter Émilie who is blind. They want to ensure she gains enough perspective to learn about life the way she needs to, without her sight.