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Join us at Connecting the Dots 2023

Connecting the Dots is Canada's largest educational and professional development conference focused on education, technology, and employment for people who are blind or partially sighted.

We're thrilled to announce that due to popular demand, we're extending our Early Bird pricing for Connecting the Dots 2023! You now have more time to take advantage of these special rates until October 9, 2023, at midnight.

But that's not all—get ready for something big! We're putting the finishing touches on the Toronto Agenda, and it's packed with engaging sessions, including:

  • Financial Literacy Across the Generations - Presented by CIBC
  • The Candidate Networking Journey - Presented by Scotiabank
  • Shaping the Future of Work with AI - Presented by Microsoft
  • The ABCs of iOS - Presented by CNIB

Browse the full agenda for Connecting the Dots Toronto.

Vancouver attendees, stay tuned – the finalized agenda is coming soon! In the meantime, secure your spot at the best rates possible by registering today!

Ticket Pricing

Early Bird Rate

(Until October 9) 

  • CNIB Participant – $10  
  • Caregivers, CNIB Employee, CNIB Volunteer and staff members of non-profit organizations – $25 
  • General Public – $45 

Regular Rate

(October 9 onward)

  • CNIB Participant – $20  
  • Caregivers, CNIB Employee, CNIB Volunteer and staff members of non-profit organizations – $40 
  • General Public – $60

Register Now!

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