Disability Standards for Premises

  Canadian Accessibility Code – The purpose of the  Disability (Access to Premises-Buildings) Standards is to improve the accessibility of public buildings. These standards are part of the Australian Government’s social inclusion agenda to give all Australians, particularly people with disabilities, better access to a wider range of public buildings. Improved building access enhances opportunities to access employment, education, and services, and to connect with the broader community. The Premises Standards are one action implementing the Australian Government’s ten-year National Disability Strategy. Part of the National Disability Strategy’s vision is of a society with inclusive and accessible communities.

Canadian Accessibility Information

About the ODA Download The CAN/CSA Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005

Canadian Management Guide to Corporate Identity

1.0 Management Guide to Corporate Identity 1.1 Design- Symbols, typography, signatures, colour 1.2 Message- Identification of programs and services 2.1 Stationery- Ministers, parliamentary secretaries and their offices 2.2 Stationery- Departments, agencies and corporations Continued 2.2 Stationery- Departments, agencies and corporations 3.1 Motor vehicles- Requirements for markings Continued 3.1 Motor vehicles- Requirements for markings 4.1 Signage- System overview and implementation System Overview 4.1 Signage- System overview and implementation 4.2 Primary Identification signs Addendum 4.2 Primary Identification signs .3 Common-use and operational signs 4.3B Tactile Signage- Sign system and Installation Guide 4.4 Project signs 4.5 Signage Typeface 5.1 Advertising- Corporate identity guidelines Continued 5.1 Advertising- Corporate identity guidelines 5.2 Published Material- Corporate identity guidelines 5.4 Shared-cost programs- Identification of sponsors

Canadian Accessibility White Paper