Nova Scotia
Travel tips for people who are blind or have low vision
Planning a vacation and travelling can seem daunting and overwhelming, but with the right amount of planning and preparation, it doesn't have to be! Are We There Yet? – The Ultimate Guide for Travellers Series examines everything you need to consider when planning your next adventure!
FAQ: CNIB Scholarships and Bursaries
Have questions about applying for a CNIB Scholarship or Bursary? We’re here to answer them! Browse our FAQ.
Writing Series
Learn how to use writing tools on your iPhone or iPad: type, use the notes app, edit text, and use the dictation speech-to-text feature. These videos use iPhone's built-in screen reader. Explore the writing tools series of workshops.
Weekly Event Caller
Weekly Callers phone a list of 20 interested people with sight loss once a week to let them know about upcoming events. Over time, the volunteers get to know the people they’re calling and can tailor their calls to individuals (i.e. John never wants to attend a Trivia Night, etc.). At least 60% of our virtual event attendance comes from these calls.
Braille activities for sighted children
A series of four mini-lessons to help you introduce braille to sighted children.
Virtual Event Assistant
Virtual Event Assistants login to CNIB Nova Scotia’s virtual events 20 minutes before they start and assist by using the Zoom platform to individually connect people into the event.
About Accessible Media Inc.
AMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted.
Meet Ales
Ales Janosik had never known someone who is blind, but now he can’t imagine life without his good friend, Roger. Since 2014, Ales has been a Vision Mate volunteer to Roger – a Charlottetown man who is blind.
Choosing the Legal Structure of Your Business
Do you want to own a business by yourself? With a partner or many shareholders? Find out your options for structuring your business and who gets the profits.