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CELA Blog

A Dyslexic experience 

Published 20 October 2026 by karen.mckay
Accessible reading
In our blog this month CELA Outreach Manager and dyslexic reader Cora Payne shares some insights and encouragement in honour of Dyslexia Awareness Month.  
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Braille updates!  

Published 29 September 2026 by karen.mckay
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CELA has some updates for our embossed braille and printbraille readers.  
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Celebrating 10 years of the Marrakesh Treaty.

Published 29 September 2026 by karen.mckay
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It is estimated that less than 10% of published works in developed countries and less than 1% in developing countries are ever made into accessible format(s). The Marrakesh Treaty was established to address this “book famine”.
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Reading for Truth and Reconciliation titles

Published 22 September 2026 by karen.mckay
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New way to read magazines at CELA

Published 28 August 2026 by karen.mckay
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Some of our popular magazines are now available as audio magazines, created using an AI voice
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Celebrating Disability Pride Month Through the Printbraille Collection 

Published 23 July 2026 by karen.mckay
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CELA unveils 2026 Strategic Plan

Published 29 June 2026 by andrea.blake
CELA services
Our goal for our new strategic plan, which will guide our work for the next five years, is to build on our previous successes, address areas where we can improve and create a solid foundation that will serve CELA’s users over the short and the long term.
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We have updated our policies

Published 29 May 2026 by karen.mckay
CELA services
CELA has recently updated our Privacy Policy, our Acceptable Use Policy, and our Collections Policy. The updated policies are effective May 28, 2026.
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May is short story month

Published 19 May 2026 by karen.mckay
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Enjoy short stories by Canadian authors and some CELA staff recommendations in celebration of short story month.
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Accessible Reading Symposium was a success!

Published 13 May 2026 by karen.mckay
Accessible reading
Readers, authors, publishers and other industry folks gather to learn from one another, and celebrate accessible reading.
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