Consultation sessions on draft accessibility standard recommendations
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Consultation
The Nova Scotia Accessibility Advisory Board(External link) has drafted recommendations on the following accessibility standards:
- Information and communication
- Public transportation
Accessibility standards, once approved, are regulations or laws that help make Nova Scotia accessible.
The Board would like your feedback on their draft recommendations. You can access the draft standards and learn more on the consultation website.
Online feedback sessions
You can give feedback at one of our online sessions between February 19 to March 6, 2026. The sessions will each be about 2 hours long. If you want to attend a feedback session, you need to register.
Please register by filling out this form: Click Here to Register
After you register, we will send you a Zoom link for your session. We will also send you the draft standard recommendations to review. We will include a summary of the recommendations in ASL, English, and French.
There will be one session just for the Deaf and Signing community. We will also have ASL/English interpreters and CART captioning at any other session if requested when you register.
There will be one session in French.
Please share this with anyone who may also want to give feedback.
Other ways to give feedback
If attending a session does not work for you, please let us know. You can give feedback in a different way:
- Phone call
- Video recording or vlog
- Written feedback
Thinkwell Research and Strategy is helping with the consultation. If you have questions or need help to register, please contact jaimie@thinkwellresearch.ca.
