Statistics Canada recently released a report on the accessibility of print materials in Canada in 2023. The report, available on the Statistics Canada website, revealed some interesting information about accessible reading materials.

Your opinion matters to us! We invite you to participate in our survey to gather feedback about CELA’s braille collection and services.

September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We have selected some newer titles from our collection as recommended reads for this important day.

Celebrate some of the best of Indigenous writing and storytelling with the honoured books from the 2023 First Nations Community Reads list.

Check out some recently added titles, perfect for Disability Pride Month

Learn what Charmaine Co, one of CELA's Peer Trainers thinks about her Envoy Connect.

We are delighted to announce a new service which uses the Envoy Connect, a new audiobook player, to read CELA titles.   

In honour of Asian Heritage month, dig into some recent additions to our catalogue from Asian Canadian authors.

This year World Book Day is celebrating Indigenous languages. CELA's collection includes a couple of bilingual books incorporating Indigenous languages.

Public library staff and volunteers in Ontario can now add formalized accessibility training to their professional development toolkit by completing the certificate “CELA Service in Ontario Public Libraries” through the Ontario Library Service.