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What you need to know about the Accessible Canada Act for Making a Barrier-Free Society

November 7th, 2025 @ 2:00 PM
Round Room (P-107), Indigenous Sharing and Learning Centre, R.D. Parker Building
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Join us for a presentation and storytelling by Max L. Brault, author of The Race to the Starting Line: What you need to know about the Accessible Canada Act for Making a Barrier-Free Society on Friday, November 7, 2025 at 2 p.m. in the ISLC Round Room.

All are welcome. Beverages and snacks will be provided.

Facilitation will be available in English and in French.

Join in person or participate online via Zoom here: https://laurentian.zoom.us/j/92141143375?pwd=0CmvxQNc2uk1qbQ8HxjEKpfZBPhRKC.

About Max L. Brault

With decades of experience in both public service and consulting, he has played a key role in shaping accessibility policies across Canada. His work has contributed to major advancements in inclusion and barrier-free initiatives, earning him recognition for his leadership and impact.

A passionate advocate for systemic change, Max has dedicated his career to breaking down barriers and fostering equity for people with disabilities. He has advised policymakers, guided organizations in creating more inclusive environments, and worked to ensure accessibility is not just a requirement but a fundamental part of society. His latest book, The Race to the Starting Line, reflects his deep commitment to this mission, offering insights into the progress made and the work still ahead in building a truly accessible Canada.

Learn more about Max Brault's book The Race to the Starting Line at https://maxbraultsmafoundation.ca/

Event Hosts

This event is hosted by the Equity, Diversity and Human Rights Office and Accessibility Services.

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