Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada

AI Tools That Will Be Your Employee of the Month
2026-01-27 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Feeling overwhelmed by all the AI hype but curious about what it could actually do for your business? This practical, jargon-free workshop is your friendly introduction to AI tools that can genuinely lighten your load. We’ll explore real-world applications for tasks you’re probably doing manually right now—from drafting emails and creating content to managing data and generating ideas. No technical background needed! You’ll see live demonstrations, learn which tools are worth your time (and which are just noise), and discover how to ethically integrate AI into your workflow without losing your authentic voice. Leave with a starter toolkit and the confidence to experiment.
Learning Outcomes:

Why AI Matters for Small Business Now
Categories of Useful AI Tools
The Tools Worth Knowing
Using AI Ethically & Authentically
Getting Started: Your AI Integration Plan

Cost to Attend
This event is free to attend for BC residents. For attendees outside of BC there is a $30 ticket fee.
IWSCC Certified Suppliers outside of BC can contact us at info@iwscc.ca to reimburse their ticket cost for this event. For more information, or for questions about ticketing please visit the official page.
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Community Futures BC.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

How do the changes to the SR&ED program affect you?
2026-01-28 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the recent proposed changes to the Scientific Research & Experimental Development (SR&ED) program. Our experts will break down what these updates mean for your organization, highlight key opportunities and challenges, and provide practical guidance on navigating the evolving landscape. Whether you’re new to SR&ED or a seasoned participant, this session will equip you with the knowledge you need to maximize your innovation incentives. Don’t miss out—register today!
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Boundless Accelerator.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

Stress Management for Entrepreneurs - Thriving Beyond Survival Mode
2026-01-28 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Starting and running a business while managing disability, neurodivergence, and/or veteran-related challenges creates unique stressors that standard entrepreneurial advice rarely addresses. Many face a triple burden: business demands, the realities of disability or neurodivergence, and systemic barriers.
This interactive webinar offers an evidence-based, accessibility-focused, and lived-experience-driven approach to stress management. Instead of pushing harder, participants will learn to honor their energy patterns, integrate sustainable self-care, and build supportive systems that align with their authentic way of working. The goal is to move from survival mode into sustainable success.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will be able to:

Recognize stress patterns unique to disabled and Veteran entrepreneurs
Develop self-care practices that affirm your needs
Build energy-aware time management systems
Apply delegation strategies to reduce overwhelm
Establish boundaries that protect both well-being and propel business growth

Who is Jenine Lillian?
Jenine Lillian is a disabled Canadian entrepreneur and educator who knows first-hand what it’s like to struggle with meeting social expectations in traditional work environments and how open office plans are detrimental to our health. After a very late-in-life diagnosis of Autism and Dyslexia, Jenine started their own 100% remote business to offer consulting, education and advocacy for neurodivergent adults. Their lived experience, humour, and unique approach shows how we can do business differently and actually bring our whole selves to work which benefits everyone. You can learn more about Jenine and their work at www.jeninelillian.com
Accessibility Features at this Event:

Closed Captions (auto-generated)
American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation for Spoken English

Register:
This webinar requires registration to attend. Click here to access the registration page.

Public Sector Buyers Expo: Victoria
2026-02-03 10:00 - 14:00 (America/Vancouver) | Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt, Chief and Petty Officers’ Mess Hall, 1575 Lyall Street, Victoria, BC
Join PSPC for a dynamic regional Public Sector Buyers Expos to connect face-to-face with federal and other public procurement professionals, diverse suppliers and British Columbia community partners. If you are a government or public buyer searching for more diverse suppliers, or a small and medium enterprise (SME) looking for new opportunities come to these events. Our free expo is for both industry and community groups to: highlight economic opportunities in public procurement, tailored to the unique needs of the Pacific region, host informative sessions, and ample networking to build relationships.
This Event is In-person only. The Event Time shown is in local time (PT).
Accessibility At This Event:
Accessing the venue requires use of some stairs. For any accommodations please contact: SACPacifique-PACPacific@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca by January 15th to ensure your requests can be met.
This is an IWSCC Corporate Member Event, hosted by Procurement Assistance Canada.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Corporate Members here.

Self-Care for Solopreneurs: A Revolution Within
2026-02-10 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
As a solopreneur, you’re wearing every hat—but who’s looking out for you? For entrepreneurs, especially in rural communities, constant pressure and isolation make burnout almost inevitable without a strategic approach to well-being. This workshop reframes self-care from a luxury to your most essential business
strategy. Moving beyond quick fixes, you’ll learn to identify burnout triggers, set boundaries, and weave genuine rest into your business model. Leave with practical tools, the freedom to redefine “enough,” and a personalized framework to build a resilient business that thrives because you do.
Learning Outcomes:

The Solopreneur Paradox
Recognizing Your Depletion Signals
The Four Pillars of Sustainable Self-Care
Practical Strategies for Integration
Redefining Success & Setting Boundaries

Cost to Attend
This event is free to attend for BC residents. For attendees outside of BC there is a $30 ticket fee.
IWSCC Certified Suppliers outside of BC can contact us at info@iwscc.ca to reimburse their ticket cost for this event. For more information, or for questions about ticketing please visit the official page.
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Community Futures BC.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

IWSCC Virtual Town Hall
2026-02-11 16:00 - 17:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
As we welcome 2026 and a new year of opportunities, IWSCC encourages all Certified Suppliers, Corporate Members, and Community Partners to join us as we walk through plans for the first half of 2026 including networking events and special announcements.
Catch up, ask questions, and kick off another great year with IWSCC.
Accessibility at this Event:
This event will feature American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation for Spoken English.
Live Closed Captions are also available via Zoom.
Registration
This IWSCC Networking Event is invite-only for IWSCC Community Members. If you haven’t received an invitation to this event and would like to attend, please contact AlexD@iwscc.ca

IWSCC Virtual Networking: All Members Welcome
2026-02-17 13:00 - 14:30 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
IWSCC popular virtual networking returns in 2026. Participate in a Community Panel followed by virtual roundtable networking for IWSCC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members.
This event encourages all IWSCC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members to attend to start the year off strong by reinvigorating past connections and welcoming new ones.
Agenda (ET):
(40m) 1:00 – 1:40: Community Panel Discussion
(50m) 1:40 – 2:30: Virtual Networking
Accessibility at this Event:
This event will feature American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation for Spoken English for the Community Panel portion of the event. IWSCC Certified Suppliers who require an interpreter for networking can contact AlexD@iwscc.ca to request an interpreter or learn how to reimburse your costs.
Live Closed Captions are also available via Zoom.
Registration
This IWSCC Networking Event is invite-only for IWSCC Community Members. If you haven’t received an invitation to this event and would like to attend, please contact AlexD@iwscc.ca

Public Sector Buyers Expo: Vancouver
2026-02-19 09:00 - 14:00 (America/Vancouver) | Simon Fraser University Harbour Centre, Joseph & Rosalie Segal Centre, 515 West Hastings Street, Vacouver, BC
Join PSPC for a dynamic regional Public Sector Buyers Expos to connect face-to-face with federal and other public procurement professionals, diverse suppliers and British Columbia community partners. If you are a government or public buyer searching for more diverse suppliers, or a small and medium enterprise (SME) looking for new opportunities come to these events. Our free expo is for both industry and community groups to: highlight economic opportunities in public procurement, tailored to the unique needs of the Pacific region, host informative sessions, and ample networking to build relationships.
This Event is In-person only. The Event Time shown is in local time (PT).
Accessibility At This Event:
ASL interpreters are available. Accessing the venue does not require use of stairs. For any accommodations please contact: SACPacifique-PACPacific@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca by February 9th to ensure your requests can be met.
This is an IWSCC Corporate Member Event, hosted by Procurement Assistance Canada.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Corporate Members here.

Networking for Introverts
2026-02-24 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Are you an introvert who dreads networking, feels overwhelmed in large gatherings, or struggles to make meaningful professional connections? This workshop is designed just for you! Join us for insightful strategies, practical tips, and friendly practice to leverage your introverted nature as a powerful networking tool. You’ll discover how to master the art of prepping and recovering from events, build authentic relationships, communicate effectively, and network without exhaustion—all while staying true to yourself.
Learning Outcomes:

Understanding Your Introverted Superpowers
Preparation: Your Secret Weapon
Quality Over Quantity: The Introvert’s Advantage
Navigating Networking Events with Ease
Follow-up: Where Introverts Shine

Cost to Attend
This event is free to attend for BC residents. For attendees outside of BC there is a $30 ticket fee.
IWSCC Certified Suppliers outside of BC can contact us at info@iwscc.ca to reimburse their ticket cost for this event. For more information, or for questions about ticketing please visit the official page.
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Community Futures BC.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

Celebrate Neurodiversity!
2026-03-18 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
For Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Jenine Lillian, #ActuallyAutistic neurodiversity consultant and educator, is offering a FREE International Zoom event! Wednesday, March 18th 10am PT – 11am PT. Grab a bevvy and join us for a celebration of our ND strengths and talents. No registration required.
This is an IWSCC Community Event hosted by Jenine Lillian Neurodiversity Education & Consulting, an IWSCC Certified Supplier.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Certified Suppliers here.

IWSCC Virtual Networking: IWSCC Builds!
2026-03-18 15:00 - 16:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
IWSCC’s popular virtual networking format returns in 2026. Introduce your business to IWSCC Corporate Members in an easy-to-attend, low-stress virtual environment.
This event encourages Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members who work in, or want to collaborate with, sectors like:

Construction & Infrastructure
Utilities & Trades
Forestry & Mining
Health & Safety & Training
Property Management
Facilities
Security
Engineering

Agenda (ET):
3:00 – 3:15: Introductions and Housekeeping
3:15 – 4:00: Virtual Networking
Accessibility at this Event:
IWSCC Certified Suppliers who require an interpreter for networking can contact AlexD@iwscc.ca to request an interpreter or learn how to reimburse your costs.
Live Closed Captions are also available via Zoom.
Registration
This IWSCC Networking Event is invite-only for IWSCC Community Members. If you haven’t received an invitation to this event and would like to attend, please contact AlexD@iwscc.ca

Breaking Barriers: Building Belonging - BCPF Self-Advocates Conference 2026
2026-03-20 10:00 - 16:30 (America/Toronto)
*This In-Person Event is Sold Out*
Join BC People First for our learning and networking conference hosted by BC People First Society and this year featuring Self-Advocates for a Brighter Future in Esquimalt, BC.
Are you in the Victoria area and want to join us for the event?
This event is only for registered attendees. We need to know who is coming and only have so much space.
Please register by March 6th here.
If you have dietary restrictions or need any accessibility accommodations to take part – please let us know by March 6th.
We have a stronger voice when we push for changes in society together. Conferences make it easier for people to share information, ideas, and tactics. This gives self-advocates more tools for advocating for themselves and helps make policy better for everyone in our province.
Event attendees will get to connect with peers while gaining experience and knowledge in leadership development areas such as self-advocacy, human rights, presentation skills, networking, community building, government policy, and much more.
Come and support the presenters! Learn and connect with us!
This event is for:

BCPF members and other self-advocacy group members
Self-advocates or people interested in self-advocacy
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Doors open and networking at 10:00am. We’ll begin by 10:30am.
Presentations and activities from BCPF Members and our community partners include:

Tips for getting your voice heard and taking advocacy action
Human rights laws and using the CRPD for advocacy
Understanding and dealing with ableism
Plain language as a human right
Being brave and confident for self-advocacy success
How to speak up and be heard
Leadership looks like us!
Advocacy project overviews and successes
Mental health and disability justice
Being a self-advocate online and in the community
Brainstorming activities
Self-advocacy bingo game
Lunch and networking and door prizes!

Contact Information
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event hosted by BC People First Society.
Visit the event’s official page and register here.
For questions about this event, including ticketing and accessibility, please contact the hosts at hello@bcpeoplefirst.com

IWSCC Webinar - Using RFPs to Build Your Brand: A Practical Approach for SMEs
2026-03-24 13:00 - 14:30 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Rather than a broad “tips for procurement” session, the webinar will focus on a single, concrete lesson: how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) can use the Request for Proposal (RFP) process as a strategic branding and positioning tool, regardless of outcome.
Participants will be guided through how procurement processes signal values, credibility, and capability, and how suppliers can respond to build long-term visibility and trust with buyers, even when a contract is not awarded.
Key Elements Include:

How RFPs function as brand touchpoints, not just transactional hurdles
Practical guidance on “right-sizing” responses to avoid over-investment and burnout
How to make strategic decisions about when to pursue, pause, or decline opportunities
Where SMEs can create differentiation without inflating scope or cost

Agenda (ET):

1:00 – 1:10 : Welcome, Context, and Reframing the Problem
1:10 – 1:25 : RFPs as Brand Touchpoints
1:25 – 1:45 : Right-Sizing: Protecting Capacity & Staying Visible
1:45 – 2:05 : Strategic Differentiation for SMEs
2:05 – 2:30 : Live Q&A and Applied Discussion

About EMC³ Consulting
EMC³ Consulting Corp. (Culture. Collections. Coaching. Powered by Purpose™) is an Alberta-based consulting firm that helps governments, cultural organizations, and creative entrepreneurs plan, manage, and grow with purpose.
Our mission is to make culture accessible, inclusive, and future-ready. Every project applies an equity and accessibility lens, ensuring that diverse voices and abilities are represented.
Founded and led by a neurodivergent, disabled, and 2SLGBTQ+ entrepreneur, EMC³ Consulting contributes to Canada’s creative economy by promoting inclusion, innovation, and sustainable growth in the cultural sector.
Accessibility Features at this Event:

Closed Captions (auto-generated)
American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretation for Spoken English

Register:
This webinar is free to attend, but requires registration. Click here to access the registration page.

Beyond Awareness: Why World Autism Acceptance Day Matters
2026-04-02 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Vancouver) | Virtual
Join BC People First Society Board Member and #ActuallyAutistic neurodiversity consultant & educator, Jenine Lillian for a short presentation about persistent myths and misconceptions about autism followed by an open Q&A session. This event marks the annual World Autism Awareness Day, which many autistic individuals are renaming to World Autism Acceptance Day to encourage the shift from awareness to action.
This event is free and open to everyone.
As a neurodiversity consultant, Jenine regularly answers questions such as:

I’m not sure if I should get a formal disability assessment, what are the benefits of doing that?
I’ve recently been diagnosed as neurodivergent, what should I do next?
I feel like I’m always working, can you help me find balance?
Are there financial benefits available to Canadians with a formal diagnosis of a disability?
I’m neurodivergent and I want to start a small business, can you help?
Can I identify as disabled even without a formal diagnosis?
How do I ask for accommodations at work without risking my job?
My workplace says they’re inclusive, but I don’t feel supported. What can I do?

This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by BC People First Society.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

IWSCC Virtual Networking: IWSCC Supports!
2026-04-23 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
IWSCC popular virtual networking returns in 2026. Participate in virtual roundtable networking for IWSCC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members.
This event encourages Certified Suppliers and Corporate Members who work in, or want to collaborate with, sectors like:

Advocacy & Professional Speaking
Education & Training
Accounting & Financial Services
Auditing & Professional Services
Consulting
Human Resources
Staffing
Healthcare & Wellbeing

Agenda (ET):
1:00 – 1:15: Welcome & Housekeeping
1:15 – 2:00: Virtual Networking
Accessibility at this Event:
IWSCC Certified Suppliers who require an interpreter for networking can contact AlexD@iwscc.ca to request an interpreter or learn how to reimburse your costs.
Live Closed Captions are also available via Zoom.
Registration
This IWSCC Networking Event is invite-only for IWSCC Community Members. If you haven’t received an invitation to this event and would like to attend, please contact AlexD@iwscc.ca

Marketing for Mere Mortals: Authentic Connection & Growth
2026-05-06 13:00 - 14:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Feel like marketing is a soulless grind? This workshop is for small business owners who want to skip the social media noise and connect authentically with real people. Learn why person-to-person marketing outshines digital hype for small businesses in BC, how to craft a genuine story, and practical ways to spread the word without feeling salesy. From effective business cards to networking that feels natural, you’ll gain tools to build meaningful business relationships that work for you.
Learning Outcomes:

Why Person-to-Person Marketing Works Better
Finding Your Marketing Style
The Foundations: Who & Why Before How
Practical, Sustainable Marketing Strategies
Measuring What Matters
Building Your Minimum Viable Marketing Plan

Cost to Attend
This event is free to attend for BC residents. For attendees outside of BC there is a $30 ticket fee.
IWSCC Certified Suppliers outside of BC can contact us at info@iwscc.ca to reimburse their ticket cost for this event. For more information, or for questions about ticketing please visit the official page.
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Community Futures BC and Jenine Lillian Neurodiversity Consulting & Education.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

Reach: The National Forum for Disabled Entrepreneurship 2026
2026-05-27 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
IWSCC’s celebration of Canadian Disabled-Owned businesses returns on Wednesday May 27th!
Join us for an afternoon of dialogue, resource sharing, and community awards.
Early registration is now open! For more information about the 2026 Reach Forum, please visit the official event page here.

An Introduction to Cultivating Safe Spaces with HRPA
2026-05-27 17:30 - 20:30 (America/Toronto)
Cultivating Safe Spaces (CSS) is a trauma-informed leadership framework that integrates Indigenous knowledge, neuroscience, and relational practice. It’s designed for people who know that lasting change requires more than good intentions; it requires the internal capacity to navigate discomfort, tension, and complexity without losing connection.
Through this workshop, you’ll learn to:

Cultivate safety, by leading with compassion rather than control, so people feel welcome to show up authentically.
Strengthen accountability, so words and actions align, creating agreements that last.
Self-regulate under pressure repairing harm without defensiveness or blame, so difficult moments don’t spiral.
Hold relationships as the outcome, rather than a deal, helping decolonize your workplace.
How to stay in relationship through conflict; growing stronger teams, instead of fracturing under pressure.

WHY IT MATTERS
Psychological Safety Isn’t Soft. It’s Strategic. When leaders prioritize psychological safety, the impact ripples across your organization, from team cohesion to better performance.

Retention: People stay where they feel safe to take risks.
Engagement: Teams that communicate openly through tension are more creative and resilient.
Trust: Shared accountability language builds credibility across every level of your organization.
Impact: When psychological safety is embedded in your culture, your DEI commitments move beyond slide decks to showing up in how people experience work.

When trust and inclusion become part of your organizational DNA, people work with you, instead of for you.
WHO BENEFITS
For People Ready to Lead Differently Cultivating Safe Spaces is designed for organizations that:

Want to strengthen belonging and retention across diverse teams.
Are committed to inclusion, equity, accessibility and reconciliation.
Are seeking practical tactics to reduce stress while increasing connection.
Are ready to move from performative policies to embodied practice.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The Cultivating Safe Spaces (CSS) enhances Human Resources Professionals’ ability to increase overall organizational effectiveness by teaching them to cultivate workplaces that provide a sense of connection and belonging. When employees feel safe, they show up authentically, share their ideas, and take healthy risks.
Understanding CSS positions HR professionals as Strategic Leaders and enhances their ability to shape how their organizations are led overall.
HR professionals with the emotional intelligence to recognize trauma, and deal with it in a way that leads to relationship repair, are more likely to help their organizations retain their staff, which ultimately leads to less employee churn. This results in their workplaces saving money and preserving organizational knowledge, while also managing the transfer of that knowledge to new employees.
When combined with the Four Necessary Conditions and the Protocols, the Perspectives create the environment where people can stay grounded, communicate clearly, and hold each other accountable even when the stakes are high. This helps HR professionals improve their: relationship management; and negotiation and influencing skills.
The Perspectives teach us to widen our view and to understand that everyone sees through the lens of their story, training, and position in a system. When we recognize that, we stop assuming we all mean the same thing when we say “respect,” “safety,” or “truth.”
Most of us have been taught to listen to be right, not to learn. In leadership, that habit erodes trust fast. Discipline in this framework is about improving communication and building credibility during uncertain or high-pressure times.
The Perspectives help leaders: see beyond their own experience; understand how power, identity, and conditioning shape perception; approach difference with curiosity instead of defence; and make space for multiple truths while staying focused on shared responsibility.

Target Audience
This session is intended for Human Resources Professionals and other Leaders who employ a team.
Registration and Host Information
Cost to Attend: This event is free to attend for Human Resources Professional Association (HRPA) members. Non-members can attend in-person in Belleville ON for $75, or virtually for $35.
This event is hosted by Empowered Path Inc. To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Supplier Certification here.

Networking for Introverts
2026-06-10 21:00 - 22:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Are you an introvert who dreads networking, feels overwhelmed in large gatherings, or struggles to make meaningful professional connections? This workshop is designed just for you! Join us for insightful strategies, practical tips, and friendly practice to leverage your introverted nature as a powerful networking tool. You’ll discover how to master the art of prepping and recovering from events, build authentic relationships, communicate effectively, and network without exhaustion—all while staying true to yourself.
Learning Outcomes:

Understanding Your Introverted Superpowers
Preparation: Your Secret Weapon
Quality Over Quantity: The Introvert’s Advantage
Navigating Networking Events with Ease
Follow-up: Where Introverts Shine

Cost to Attend
This event is free to attend for BC residents. For attendees outside of BC there is a $30 ticket fee.
IWSCC Certified Suppliers outside of BC can contact us at info@iwscc.ca to reimburse their ticket cost for this event. For more information, or for questions about ticketing please visit the official page.
This is an IWSCC Community Partner Event, hosted by Community Futures BC and Jenine Lillian.
To learn more about this event, including registration, accessibility, and contact information, please visit the host’s official page with the link below.
Learn more about the event and register here.
Learn more about IWSCC Community Partners here.

Canadian Accessibility Marketplace - Information Session
2026-06-17 | Virtual
The Canadian Accessibility Marketplace (CAM) is an all-new directory for businesses that make Canada more accessible in every way.
Hosted by the IWSCC, Canada’s National Non-Profit supporting Disabled-Owned and Veteran-Owned businesses, the CAM promotes inclusive vendors to our community of business owners, private corporations, government buyers, and beyond. This presentation will cover what the CAM is, how it works, and how to apply to list your business.
Event Update:
In order to provide this info session to more community members and accommodate our national audience, this info session will be provided as a pre-recorded presentation to watch at your convenience! Check back for updates next week!

IWSCC Summer Town Hall
2026-07-22 16:00 - 17:00 (America/Toronto) | Virtual
Catch up with IWSCC at this virtual open-house!
We’ll share updates on the first part of the year and information to set you up for success in the Fall.
Key items will include:

The Canadian Accessibility Marketplace
InReach: Canada’s diverse and small supplier platform
Updates to IWSCC’s networking events

Everyone is welcome! Whether you’re an active member or you want to learn more about IWSCC, come out and meet the team. This town hall will include a 20 – 30 minute presentation and will conclude with open Q&A time with the IWSCC team.
Register Here.
Accessibility at this Event:
This event will include ASL interpretation for spoken English and Closed Captions via Zoom.
