We’re excited to share that Dyslexia Canada will have a booth at the LIFT-NL Conference in St. John’s, Newfoundland! LIFT-NL is hosting two inspiring literacy events for families and educators: Family Literacy Night: Friday, November 28, 2025, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM Literacy Symposium: Saturday, November 29, 2025, from 8:45 AM to 12:30 PM […]
Dyslexia Canada will be joining Ontario CEC’s 69th Annual Special Education Conference in Toronto, Ontario, with a booth throughout the event. Ontario CEC’s annual conference brings together educators, administrators, families, and community partners focused on supporting students with exceptionalities. Conference details:• Dates: Friday, December 5 to Saturday, December 6, 2025• Location: Marriott Downtown at CF […]
Join Dyslexia Canada for an uplifting afternoon of connection, learning, and support with fellow caregivers. This group is for anyone caring for a child who is finding reading challenging—no diagnosis is needed. We’ll divide into two sessions based on where caregivers are in their journey and finish with a group conversation about systemic advocacy. We […]
In June 2025, British Columbia released the K-4 Foundational English Language Arts Learning Progressions, a significant update designed to elaborate on the English Language Arts curriculum. The learning progressions reflect the province’s ongoing commitment to advancing evidence-based literacy instruction. By clearly articulating foundational skills and how they develop over time, the progressions help align classroom […]
Understanding Dyslexia and Supporting Your Child Join us in North Vancouver at the Lions Gate Community Centre for an informative and welcoming parent workshop on dyslexia, early reading screening, and how to support your child at school. This session will provide clear, practical information to help families understand how children learn to read, what dyslexia […]
Calgary educators, come visit us in February. Dyslexia Canada will be exhibiting at the Calgary City Teachers’ Convention, where you can explore evidence-based literacy resources, connect with our team, and learn more about how we support students with dyslexia, families, and teachers across Canada. We look forward to chatting, answering questions, and connecting with educators […]
In this webinar, participants will learn about the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and Registered Disability Savings Plan and how to access them. Date: Tuesday, February 17th, 2026 Time: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (PST) | 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm (EST) Presenter: Stefanie Ricchio CPA, CGA Click here to register Audience: This webinar is intended […]
Join us at Reading for the Love of It. Dyslexia Canada will be sharing ONlit’s evidence-based literacy resources and connecting with educators around instruction that supports all readers. We look forward to conversations about equity in literacy and how strong, research-based instruction helps every child build confidence, enjoyment, and a genuine love of reading. ONlit […]
We are pleased to share an upcoming event featuring one of the recipients of the 2024 Dyslexia Canada Educational Excellence Award. Evergreen School Division in Gimli, Manitoba, will be featured in a panel discussion highlighting the work they have done to improve student outcomes through evidence-aligned literacy instruction. The free online event, From Evidence to Achievement, […]
Dyslexia Canada will join similar organizations at the Neurodiversity Resource Fair at the Markham Village Library. This event is free to all and will provide you/your family the opportunity to connect with organizations who specialize in supporting children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, speech-language and more. Stop by our table for free resources to support your family or classroom.
In June 2025, British Columbia released the K-4 Foundational English Language Arts Learning Progressions, a significant update designed to elaborate on the English Language Arts curriculum. The learning progressions reflect the province’s ongoing commitment to advancing evidence-based literacy instruction. By clearly articulating foundational skills and how they develop over time, the progressions help align classroom […]
Dyslexia Canada will be exhibiting at the IDA Ontario Literacy & Learning Conference. Stop by our booth to connect with our team and learn more about how we support families, advocate for meaningful change, and build awareness of dyslexia across Canada. We’re excited to meet educators and share ways to work together to better support […]
