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Deafcanada.ca

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We would like to inform you that we have launched a new website, www.deafcanada.ca for helping spread awareness regarding what’s happening in the Deaf communities across Canada. We would be happy to post your postings concerning the Deaf community that you serve on the website. Please share the website with your Deaf community. we are looking forward to working with you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thanks,

www.deafcanada.ca

Litany Queer Reading Series – Interpreted

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To find more information about our event, please visit our facebook event page:https://www.facebook.com/events/540007232753510/

Accessibility Day at Vancouver Aquarium

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The Vancouver Aquarium will be celebrating accessibility on Saturday December 7. I have included a little bit of information about the event, a link to our website and an electronic poster that can be printed and posted on a community board or on your website.

 

We will have all of our usual accessible services offered and the following additions:

  • American Sign Language interpreters will be at all of our marine mammal and dive shows.
  • The Wet Lab will be open every hour so guests can experience our aquatic world through touch
  • Extra volunteers will be onsite to interact with guests and showcase a variety of props in the galleries
  • Visitors who are blind or have low vision can also pre-book descriptive tours

For more details, you can visit our website at the following link:http://www.vanaqua.org/experience/events/annual-and-upcoming-events/celebrate-accessibility

I hope you can spread the word about this great event in your community. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions.

 

Cross Country Ski lessons for Deaf and Hard of Hearing

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Nordic Racers Ski club who affiliated with BCDSF is hosting “Learn to Loppet” Cross Country Ski Program again at Cypress Mountain Nordic Area,West Vancouver.   

Want to learn how to do cross country skiing?  There are 2 types — “Classic” style and “Skate” style.    If you never tried cross country skiing or have little skiing experience then Classic style is the best to start.   

Cost only $110 for 5 lessons including interpreter for each style and free hot chocolate after each lesson.   Ski rental and trail passes are not included.

Classic style starts Wed Jan 8th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm and Skate style starts Wed Feb 12th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. 

Click the link for more flyer details:     http://www.nordicracers.ca/deaf.html

Click the video link of last lesson:  http://youtu.be/UPPPXf30_h8

You are required to be a member of Nordic Racers Club which is only $15.00 and it is open to any deaf and hard of hearing skiers.    BCDSF is not responsible for this so please apply directly to Sherryl Yeager at Nordic Racers Club.   

CANADIAN DEAF YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP 2014

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CANADIAN DEAF YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP 2014

Are you a Deaf Canadian between the ages of 18 to 30?
Want to meet other Deaf youth from across Canada?
Learn and share skills and ideas in ASL/LSQ?
Enjoy various outdoor activities?

If YES… Canadian Deaf Youth Leadership Camp 2014 wants you!

CDYLC 2014 is the place for you! This year’s camp will be held in beautiful New Brunswick from July 13 – 19, 2014. Check out www.deafyouth.ca/CDYLC for more information!

Have any questions? Please contact Robyn or James – CDYLC’14 Co-Chairperson at CDYLC@deafyouth.ca