People with intellectual disabilities have the same right to vote as every other Albertan. We encourage everyone to exercise that right in the October 19 referendum. Learn more about the referendum questions and how to vote at the link below 👇
2026 REFERENDUM - Eligibility to Vote
Are you eligible to vote? Learn more about the eligibility requirements at ow.ly/IxJh50ZutBb.
Baby Jose returns to Alberta nearly 30 years after life-saving surgery.
“Our main goal to come back here to this city is to say thank you and to let them know that in this life, everything can be possible,” says Jose's mom Sadia.
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Opinion: Students with disabilities need inclusion — not segregation
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Inclusion Alberta joins our national partner, Inclusion Canada, in welcoming the Government of Canada's announcement that Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) will not be expanded to people whose sole underlying medical condition is a mental illness. 🧵1/3
Inclusion Canada welcomes today’s announcement by Canada's Justice Minister @SeanFraserMP that medical assistance in dying (MAiD) will stay closed indefinitely to people whose sole underlying medical condition is a mental illness.
However, we strongly oppose the government’s plan to also permit advance requests, which would allow MAiD to be given to someone who cannot consent at the time.
For more information, here is a link to our media release.
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While this is an important step, we are deeply concerned by the gov's plan to introduce legislation permitting advance requests for MAiD. With Inclusion Canada, we urge Parliament to reject this proposal. 2/3
Still a few spots left in this free online workshop on inclusive education, happening Oct. 20 at 6:30pm! Register at the link below 👇
Families interested in pursuing an inclusive education are invited to join us for a free virtual workshop on Oct. 20th. "Inclusive Education 101: Building belonging through collaboration". To learn more and register visit: inclusionalberta.org/event/i…
Inclusion Alberta is pleased by the Government of Alberta’s decision to ensure that couples where both partners receive provincial disability benefits such as AISH or ADAP receive their full benefit entitlement. 🧵1/3
This move reverses one of the recent changes, the reduction of benefits for couples where both partners receive disability assistance, leaving each person with only 88 per cent of their full benefit entitlement. 2/3
This announcement is a positive step. Our hope is that moving forward the government listens and responds to concerns raised by Albertans affected most by these program changes.
Learn more about this change on our website at: inclusionalberta.org/connect… 3/3
Rotary Employment Partnership celebrates 1,000 jobs this Disability Employment Awareness Month (#DEAM): inclusionalberta.org/connect…
Share your experiences with Alberta's disability supports (AISH and ADAP): stories.inclusionalberta.org…
A HUGE thank you to Rotarian Andre Charrois and his wife Lynne for hosting a pub night this past Thursday (Oct. 1) at the Back Nine Tavern and Grill in St. Albert! 🧵 1/4
This Thursday, October 1 at noon, the @UAlberta is hosting a free virtual health ethics presentation called 'MAiD for Mental Illness and the Human Cost of Precarious Constitutional Claims’. To register: ualberta-ca.zoom.us/meeting/…
Inclusion Alberta announces new Co-CEOs Billie Jack and Charmaine McIntyre: inclusionalberta.org/connect…
Families interested in pursuing an inclusive education are invited to join us for a free virtual workshop on Oct. 20th. "Inclusive Education 101: Building belonging through collaboration". To learn more and register visit: inclusionalberta.org/event/i…
Thank you for your support, as always, Eddie. We will see you there!













