Accessibility | The Governor General of Canada

The Accessible Canada Act (ACA) requires federal organizations, such as the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General (OSGG), to prepare and publish accessibility plans, set up feedback processes and report openly on progress.

The OSGG is pleased to be joining the efforts to reach the overarching goal of the ACA, which is to realize a barrier-free Canada by 2040.

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Accessibility Plans

Policies, programs, practices, and services that help our office contribute to the goal of an accessible and barrier-free Canada.

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Accessibility Reports

Reports on progress made under the 2022–2025 Accessibility Plan.

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Accessibility feedback process

We have established a process for receiving and dealing with feedback regarding the implementation of the accessibility plan and barriers experienced by all individuals interacting with our office in one manner or another.

Accessibility feedback form

Provide feedback on the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General’s accessibility plan, barriers you have experienced, or any matter related to accessibility.