Governments across Canada have public directories. Here, you can find the addresses and contact information for elected officials, political staff, and members of the public service:

Thanks to the work of disability advocates, accessibility has been enshrined in Canadian law, with federal and provincial laws mandating accessibility.

Accessibility legislation lays out the government’s commitment to accessibility and requires standards to be developed for accessibility in various settings. These standards include many areas of life such as customer service, the built environment, public spaces, employment, health care, education, and more.

Currently, accessibility laws in Canada include:

          

Next: Content Accessibility (Section 22 of 22)