Access to Travel
www.accesstotravel.gc.ca
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The Access to Travel Web site, spearheaded by Transport Canada, is an initiative that seeks to contribute to a stronger and more inclusive society for all Canadians. Reflecting this spirit of inclusiveness, the site was created with the help of the federal and provincial partners listed below. The federal partners provided both the management and resources to develop the Web site, and the provincial partners contributed data for the database and actively promote the site in their respective provinces. The goal of this collaboration is to reduce the frustration often encountered by persons with special needs when planning and taking a trip by providing easy access to information on accessible transportation services across the country.
The Government of Alberta is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site. Information on accessible transportation service providers in Alberta was provided by Alberta Transportation. For more information, please visit the "Resources For Providers Of Accessible Transportation Services"
The Government of Nova Scotia as represented by Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations was responsible for the collection and provision of all information on accessible local transportation for Nova Scotia. The Government of Nova Scotia is pleased to contribute this information to help make travel in the province more accessible. For more information, please visit the Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations Web site.
Kéroul is proud to collaborate with Transport Canada in the development of the Access to Travel Web site. Kéroul carried out the collection and validation of all information on local accessible transportation in Quebec: taxis, suburban trains, public transit and vehicle rental companies. Kéroul is a pioneer of accessible tourism in Quebec and Canada.
The Government of Yukon is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site. Yukon Highways and Public Works contributed information on local accessible transportation. For more information, please visit the Government of Yukon Web site.
The Government of the Northwest Territories is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site to provide information on accessible transportation within the Northwest Territories for persons with special needs. For more information, please visit the Government of the Northwest Territories Web site.
The Government of New Brunswick is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site to make travel within New Brunswick more accessible for persons with disabilities and seniors. For more information, please visit the Government of New Brunswick Web site.
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, represented by Newfoundland Works, Services and Transportation is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site. For more information, please visit the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Web site.
The Ontario Public Transit Association is pleased to contribute to the development of Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site. The Ontario Public Transit Association collected information on accessible transportation provided through specialized transit in Ontario. For more information, please visit the Ontario Public Transit Association Web site.
The Government of Prince Edward Island is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site. Prince Edward Island Transportation and Public Works is pleased to provide information on local accessible transportation in the province. For more information, please visit the Government of Prince Edward Island Web site.
The Government of Manitoba is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site to make travel within Manitoba more accessible for persons with disabilities and seniors. Manitoba Transportation and Government Services contributed information on local accessible transportation in Manitoba. For more information, please visit the Government of Manitoba Web site.
The Government of Nunavut, represented by the Department of Community Government and Transportation, is pleased to participate in Transport Canada's Access to Travel Web site in order to provide information on accessible travel within Nunavut for persons with disabilities and seniors. For more information, please visit the Government of Nunavut Web site.
