As many of you know, last year we launched Disability Alliance Canada (DAC). Directly affiliated with and managed by Disability Alliance BC, DAC works to serve people with disabilities across Canada in accessing the benefits to which they are entitled.

We want to ensure that you’re able to stay connected to DAC and are aware of our services!

DAC offers cross-country one-on-one support with the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and related benefits (including the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) and Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). We also provide Canada Pension Plan-Disability (CPP-D) assistance.

We are also working on building our social media presence.

You can follow DAC on the following social media platforms, linked below:

• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• Bluesky

Stay tuned for our giveaway!

In early April, we’ll be offering a small giveaway inspired by disability justice, access, and community. Our DAC and DABC Instagram followers will have the opportunity to win an assortment of DABC merch and Alice Wong’s book Disability Visibility. DABC’s IG handle is @dabcsociety – make sure you follow us on both accounts before then!

The theme of the Spring 2026 edition of Transition magazine is Disability Alliance Canada: Growing Our Support from Coast to Coast. As we reflect on Disability Alliance Canada’s (DAC) first year, we hear from organizations doing great work across the country and share what we’ve learned about unmet needs that will shape DAC’s systemic advocacy.

You can download it from our website in PDF format and text only format.

We’re always happy to consider articles or creative work from our community partners and from people living with a disability. If you’d like to send along your ideas or feedback, email: transition@dabc.ca.

Earlier today, we announced the creation of a new national non-profit organization: Disability Alliance Canada (DAC). DAC is a separate, stand-alone non-profit operating under direct leadership from DABC’s Executive Director.

DAC is hiring a CPP-D National Advocate and a DTC National Advocate. The job postings are available on the DAC website: https://disabilityalliancecanada.ca/careers/.