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We are Click&Push Accessibility Inc., a wearable device company enabling users to engage with their community without fear of difficult terrain.

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The Atlas

Closed Beta Testing

We have just released the closed beta version of our community-sourced navigation app for you to access better accessibility information in navigating your everyday life. You are invited to take part of The Atlas testing process and provide feedback!

We have recently been featured in the Edify! Click below to find out more.

In the News

We partnered with the University of Alberta Library to create an indoor accessibility map of Cameron Library on North Campus.

In The News

One of our company directors was recently interviewed by the Journal of Commerce.

In The News

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View fullsize A ruling made by the nation's transportation authority to improve accessibility for passengers with disabilities has been appealed by Air Canada. According to Air Canada, the necessity to switch to aircraft with larger cargo doors—some of which
View fullsize This quote highlights the problem with our society today, in which we often see disabilities as barriers. It is important to remember that individuals are more than their disabilities and that everyone can contribute greatly to our society
View fullsize According to Statistics Canada, in 2022, 27% of Canadians aged 15 and over, or around eight million people, reported having at least one disability. This is a very large portion of our population. Consequently, we must come together as a society to f
View fullsize It's important to remember that not all disabilities are visible. These include but are not limited to autism, visual impairments, and cognitive impairments. The more we know about disabilities that are not visible, the more support we can give. For
View fullsize If you press the crosswalk button in a wheelchair you then have to navigate around the concrete block and head down the curb cut - if you wheelchair is narrow enough. You have to hope the oncoming cars have noticed you! Click&Push's Atlas enables
View fullsize This Sunday, December 3rd, is International Disability Day. The goal of this day is to increase awareness of the lived experiences of people with disabilities, whether in a political, social, economic or cultural setting. We need to promote the right
View fullsize Many Albertans are advocating for more rights for those with disabilities. Alberta legislation is very far behind, with no set framework in place. Accessible businesses should be the standard! Most businesses on Whyte Ave in Edmonton do not pass the
View fullsize This is a very important quote by Debra Ruh that we should all remember. Debra Ruh is an advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities and the founder of TecAcess which provides accessible information and communication technologies. Anyone, re
View fullsize When a crosswalk is closed we still need to cross the road. Construction companies rarely provide information about alternative routes, or if they do they are a half-hearted gesture. For people with mobility limitations, navigating barriers created b