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State of Art YYC was formed in March 2007 with a simple but meaningful goal: to showcase the diverse and vibrant talents of artists living in Calgary. What began as a small collective has grown into a busy and passionate art community, united by a shared belief that art should be accessible, celebrated, and connected to the people who experience it. From the beginning, State of Art YYC has focused on bringing art into the community — creating spaces where people can discover

Every year on February 11 (2/11), communities across Canada recognize 211 Day — a day dedicated to raising awareness about a simple, powerful service that helps people find the support they need, when they need it most. Life doesn’t come with a roadmap, and at some point, most of us need help navigating challenges. Whether someone is looking for mental health support, financial assistance, housing resources, food programs, or community services, 211 connects people to the rig

As Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic Network, CBC is dedicated to making the Milano Cortina 2026 Games accessible for people in Canada. Olympic Winter Games (Feb 6–22,2026) American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, along with daily ASL segments on the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Described Video (DV) will be available for both ceremonies, as well as for all Daytime and Prime Time content (12:00 PM to 2:00 AM daily) across our television

Therapeutic Recreation Month is a time to celebrate the power of play, movement, and meaningful connection — and the incredible professionals who make it all possible. At CP Alberta, therapeutic recreation is about so much more than activities. It’s about creating opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to build confidence, develop skills, and experience joy in ways that are meaningful to them. What Is Therapeutic Recreation? Therapeutic recreation uses purposeful

We’re excited to share some good news — CP Alberta is proud to be part of the Goodness Giveaway , a special campaign celebrating 35 years of Prominent Homes  and their commitment to giving back to the community. And since we are celebrating 50 years in 2026, we just had to participate! This partnership is all about turning everyday moments into meaningful support for local causes. Even better? It’s incredibly simple for supporters to take part. What Is the Goodness Giveaway?

A family-run online art gallery that donates 100% of net proceeds to fund therapy for a child with cerebral palsy is attracting established artists from across North America who want their work to make a direct, measurable impact. Little Bee Gallery, founded 15 months ago by Calgary-based Melanie Mireault and Suzanne Mireault in Winnipeg, has already raised enough through their gallery to cover all physiotherapy and therapy intensives for their nephew Beckett for all of 2024

Calgary parents are sounding the alarm over years-long delays in accessing disability supports, warning that critical early-development windows are being lost. Karl Visser says his hope for his four-year-old daughter Olivia is simple: to one day hear her say “I love you.” Olivia has Rett syndrome, a rare neurological condition that causes the loss of speech and motor skills. Visser believes timely therapy could make a difference, but says provincial support has been out of re

CBC is excited to announce the launch of Disability Life, a new content hub designed to be a dedicated resource for Canadians with disabilities, their caregivers, and allies. The creation of this hub was directly inspired by feedback from their disabled audience members where they said it was difficult to find disability-related content scattered across platforms. Disability Life solves this by bringing together news, arts, sports, and more into one easy-to-find destination..

How a Calgary-based job board builds pathways to inclusion in Canada’s labour market Today marks the start of Disability Employment...

Finding out I was pregnant was one of the few times I doubted my ability to overcome and adapt. This First Person column is the...

Seven-year-old Isabella (Izzy) Sheldon got the chance to use the Trexo at the Alberta Children's Hospital. She was diagnosed with Rett...

At CP Alberta, we believe that creating a better future means caring for both people and the planet. That’s why we’re proud to run the Go...

By Lauryn Heintz Posted Jul 9, 2025 3:48 pm. An organization that supports women and children by addressing family violence and poverty...

They call him the Ukrainian Terry Fox. Born with cerebral palsy, Ukrainian man Oleksandr Kyyanytsya, set forth on a walking journey from...

Keeping people with disabilities connected through digital literacy Today, many of us take our ability to navigate technology for...

CBC Kids News is excited to invite children to apply to participate in upcoming feedback sessions that will help us shape our content! We...

On June 21st, Chris completed his 50 for 50 Grind for Cerebral Palsy Alberta. See below for his recap: @acceptnolimit on Instagram This...

By Emily Phillipos, Adam Cembrowski, Thomas Feth, Chris Wiebe, Andrew Green and Anna Lund, Calgary Herald Starting in July, Canadians...

Dan Kroffat hit his target and now Brielle Aguilar, a three-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, will get an opportunity to live her life...

CBC announced the third round of AccessCBC: A CBC Initiative for Creators with a Disability, a national program for Deaf and disabled...