Venues

Each project and venue partner is asked to identify whether their location is fully or partially accessible. Look for these symbols beside project descriptions. Call the individual venues to confirm details.

 To qualify as a fully barrier-free and wheelchair-accessible location, venues offer accessible entrance/interior and public washrooms � if the venue offers public washrooms.

 To qualify as a partially barrier-free and partially wheelchair-accessible, at minimum venues offer an accessible entrance/interior.

Training
The City of Toronto provides training to all employees and volunteers, including those who deal with the public and those who are involved in the development and approval of audience service or other policies, practices and procedures. The training is in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005. This training is provided to all staff who deal with the public or are involved in the development and approvals of customer service policies, practices and procedures within three months of their start date.

Feedback
The City of Toronto strives to create events that are fully accessible to people with disabilities. Feedback on how we're doing is welcome and appreciated.

Website
The City of Toronto is committed to providing users with a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience. We are actively working to conform to accessibility guidelines set out by the AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act), and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

Every effort has been made to minimize the barriers that prevent people from interacting with website content. By addressing each of these barriers, we are endeavouring to improve the online experience for all users.

If you have any suggestions regarding ways we can improve the accessibility features on the Scotiabank Nuit Blanche website, please email: [email protected]