The government of British Columbia is planning to develop new legislation that will make B.C. a more accessible and inclusive province, and they want to hear from you. Through a public consultation the government will be collecting feedback to inform future legislation that will address barriers preventing people with disabilities …

November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month As part of the launch of the Canadian Institute for Inclusion and Citizenship, please join us at this celebratory event recognizing the valuable contributions that Indigenous persons living with disabilities bring to our communities. Special Guest Madeline Terbasket, Syilx, Ho-Chunk, Anishinaabe Performing Artist Madeline …

The CLBC Welcome Workshops are a series of four two-hour workshops that welcome people new to CLBC by sharing valuable information about resources in the community and about how different supports and services fit together in the big picture of adulthood. These four workshops are: Getting Started - February 6 …

As part of CLBC’s work piloting the new L.I.F.E. (Learning, Inclusion, Friendship, Employment)-based Service, we are pleased to host Patti Scott and David Hasbury from Neighbours International to speak on self-determination, community engagement, and how to create personalized support services.  A small number of tickets to the event are available …