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CNIB's Connecting the Dots virtual conference is hosted on vFairs, a virtual event platform. Here you will find detailed step-by-step instructions on how to navigate and access the vFairs platform if you are using screen magnification, VoiceOver or screen reading software. 

For over 60 years, CNIB Lake Joseph Centre (Lake Joe) has been providing a unique blend of recreation and skills development in a safe, inclusive environment. CNIB Lake Joe has been enriching lives, making memories, and building independence since 1961!

Enriching lives, making memories and building independence on the shores of Lake Joseph since 1961.

Here you'll find a collection of blog posts we've written about issues, people, and topics that we're passionate about!

CNIB strives to offer a safe, respectful, and open environment for all its participants, volunteers and employees. 

Become a Connecting the Dots exhibitor and reach hundreds of people impacted by sight loss around the world!

Discover sponsorship opportunities to link your brand to one of Canada's leaders in accessibility and inclusion.

Diabetes and sight loss are closely connected, with diabetic retinopathy being a common related condition for people living with diabetes. Over the last few years, CNIB has heard from Canadians living with diabetes and sight loss who are having difficulties managing their diabetes because their insulin pump is not accessible. End users are unable to independently or safely use their insulin pump because often the device must be navigated solely using visual features on a display screen. 

Whether you’re thinking about supporting CNIB Guide Dogs or you’re a long-term monthly supporter, we have answers to your most frequently asked questions.

Twenty-five partnerships across Canada graduated on November 22, 2019. Graduation ceremonies were held in St. John's, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver.