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BC Govt Announced on BC Accessibility Act asking for your feed back May 31st to July 31st,2024

Website screenshot showing a banner for the Accessible BC Act Standards. It features a semi-transparent info box about an engagement event. The background silhouettes diverse people, including a Self Advocate with a guide dog and a parent with a stroller, highlighting the spirit of DiversAbility.

Logo of British Columbia featuring a stylized yellow sun rising over blue mountains. The words British Columbia are written in blue capital letters beneath the image.

Public engagement will begin Friday, May 31, and continue until July 31. As well as an online questionnaire at http://engage.gov.bc.ca/accessiblebcactstandards, there will be various in-person and virtual town halls and small group sessions. People can also e-mail submissions to accessiblebc@urbansystems.ca.

The Accessible BC Act Standards webpage, titled DiversAbility Advocate, features a banner with silhouettes of diverse people, including someone with a guide dog and a person in a wheelchair. A text box invites community engagement from May 31 to July 31, 2023.

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