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Non-profit assembly of auto mobility dealers, manufacturers, industry partners and rehab specialists.

12/23/2025

How can we help you?
Reach out to us for all things automotive mobility.
🔗 https://nmedacanada.ca/contact-us/

12/16/2025

Traveling for the Holidays?
Use our dealer locator to find a local NMEDA-accredited dealer to get your equipment serviced before you go!
🔗 https://nmeda.org/dealerlocator

12/02/2025

Congratulations to Ina Forrest for her induction into the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame!🏆

A key member of Canada’s National wheelchair Curling Team since 2007, Forrest’s trophy cabinet includes four Paralympic medals and six World Championship medals.

Forrest was one of three people inducted into the Hall of Fame earlier this month.

Learn more about Forrest’s incredible career in the full story:
🔗 https://kelownacapnews.com/2025/10/09/disability-hall-of-fame-calls-spallumcheen-wheelchair-curler/

11/11/2025

A new initiative in Prince George, British Columbia, is increasing accessibility through a 3D accessible map. 🗺️

Developed in partnership with Spinal Cord Injury BC, the tool will help residents and visitors navigate important spaces across the city. The map will include details such as accommodation options, outdoor trails and marking public transportation stations.

The map also integrates feedback from individuals with disabilities to ensure data is accurate and give users a clear understanding of accessibility before they visit.

Learn more about the map and its creation in the full story.
🔗 https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/accessibility-meets-innovation-how-prince-georges-virtual-tour-map-is-redefining-tourism-for-all-travelers-in-canada

11/05/2025

An accessible bus is bringing a newfound freedom to seniors in Gjoa Haven. 🚌

Equipped with a hydraulic lift and space for 12 seated passengers and four wheelchairs, the new bus was funded through the Kitikmeot Inuit Association’s Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. The bus is also part of a broad municipal priority in the “Supporting Our Elders” section of the hamlet’s strategic plan.

“I think it’s finally an opportunity to really treat our elders the way we would like to, with respect and inclusivity,” said Jennifer Wakegijig, chief administrative officer at Hamlet of Gjoa Haven. “There are so many barriers to them really enjoying all the beautiful things that happen in our community.”

Read the full story here:
🔗 https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/elder-bus-brings-freedoms-to-gjoa-haven-seniors-say-hamlet-leaders/

09/23/2025

🚗 Thinking about purchasing a wheelchair accessible vehicle?
Our Getting Started Guide walks you through everything from choosing the right ramp to understanding dealer certification. Take the stress out of the process and make an informed choice for your independence.

👉 Learn more here: nmedacanada.ca/getting-started

08/27/2025

Learn more about the different kinds of converted vehicles here:
🔗 https://nmedacanada.ca/consumer-resources/getting-started/

08/22/2025

Becoming a doctor is no easy feat. Sleepless nights, rigorous study sessions and grueling clinical rotations are just some of the many factors that deter most from considering a career in the medical field.

But for Kendra Hebert, a career as a doctor had been a lifelong dream. Now a third-year medical student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Hebert aspires to be the mentor and role model she once needed when she began her medical career.

“Being the first can feel isolating and overwhelming. But it can also feel extraordinary,” she writes.

Read more about Hebert’s experiences as a visibly disabled physician and how she hopes to continue improving accessibility in medicine in her column – link below! 👇

🔗 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/first-person-doctor-disability-1.7593679

08/17/2025

Happy National Nonprofit Day!

NMEDA Canada is a non-profit trade association proudly representing the automotive mobility industry. As an international network of industry professionals, we are committed to ensuring quality, reliability, and safety on the road for people with disabilities.

Today we celebrate the incredible impact of nonprofits in our communities! Thank you for working to make the world a better place.

08/14/2025

What are the dimensions and features of your wheelchair?

Will you be driving the vehicle independently or are you looking for a vehicle that you can be a passenger in?

Do you want a transfer seat or will you be driving while in your wheelchair or another mobility device?

Each of these questions must be evaluated before you can determine whether you are best suited for a side or rear entry vehicle, as well as any additional structural modifications.
Learn more about purchasing your wheelchair accessible vehicle with confidence:
🔗 https://nmedacanada.ca/consumer-resources/getting-started/

08/01/2025

Looking to find the mobility equipment that is right for you?
Check out our mobility equipment options!

Ready to get started? Find a NMEDA Canada member company under our Industry Directory.
🔗 https://nmedacanada.ca/consumer-resources/mobility-equipment/

07/29/2025

A newly developed web application aims to assist hikers with disabilities in finding accessible trails.

Developed based on an idea by the Canadian Disabled Outdoor Society, Inclusive Trails allows users to know a trail’s accessibility. The app tracks a trail’s steepness, the width of its path and if there are any hazards such as steps or tree routes that may make hiking difficult. It also provides information on what services are available, such as accessible toilets and parking locations.

Learn more about the new app and view a demo in the full story:
🔗 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/how-accessible-are-the-ncc-s-trails-really-now-there-s-an-app-for-that-1.7586497

Would you consider using this app? Let us know below! 👇

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
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