ALT A gray outline of Canada with Alberta Blacked out, there are green check marks on all the provinces except Alberta and Prince Edward Island, which have red exes on them. Across the territories is a yellow speech bubble that reads Barrier-Free Ab in 2023! On the right next to the map black text reads only 2 provinces left… Will Alberta be the last province to create accessibility legislation? There are three sections with corresponding icons below that. The leftmost reads one quarter of Albertans live with disabilities, which is roughly the population of Edmonton, the icon is an outline of four people on a circle. The middle reads Albertans with disabilities are more likely to live in isolation, this has only increased during the pandemic, with an icon of an outlined person in an ovular bubble. The rightmost reads 644,640 people with disabilities who don’t work but could in an inclusive labour market, with an icon of two people wearing ties knocking on a brick wall.

ALT A gray outline of Canada with Alberta Blacked out, there are green check marks on all the provinces except Alberta and Prince Edward Island, which have red exes on them. Across the territories is a yellow speech bubble that reads Barrier-Free Ab in 2023! On the right next to the map black text reads only 2 provinces left… Will Alberta be the last province to create accessibility legislation? Text beneath that reads Help us get a hashtag BarrierFree23. 1 Share on socials and tag your candidates using hashtag BarrierFree23. 2 Join as a supporter on BarrierFreeAB.ca. 3 Voice your support when engaging with candidates at the door, events, over email etc. A black banner across the bottom contains the hashtag BarrierFree23 and contact us at [email protected] www.barrierfreeab.ca. The logos for Cerebral Palsy Alberta and Alberta Ability Network are on the sides