Award-Winning Accessibility Innovation
This AMI interview explores how two G7 GovAI Grand Challenge winners are using AI to improve accessibility and inclusion.
Ottawa in the Know with Julie Findlay
Max Brault discusses accessibility, advocacy, and the impact of inclusive technology. The conversation highlights the importance of building a more accessible future through awareness, innovation, and community support.
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Max Brault balances accessibility standards with AI usage
Seven years after the Accessible Canada Act launched, Max Brault says businesses are keen to adjust their accessibility guidelines, now with AI in the mix.
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Breaking barriers: Max Brault’s Accessible Canada Act
Author and advocate Max Brault discusses his new book The Race to the Starting Line and the push toward a truly barrier-free Canada.
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Information Radio with Marcy Markusa
Author and disability advocate Max Brault speaks about his new book and what Canadians need to know to build a barrier-free society.
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The Start with Mackling and Megarry
Author and disability advocate Max Brault speaks on The Start about his new book The Race to the Starting Line. (Listen at 58:50)
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Max Brault played a key role in shaping the Accessible Canada Act and he's written a book to help people understand their rights and protections. Listen to What you need to know about making Canada accessible.
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The government is still not hiring enough disabled people: report
Ottawa Citizen: Max Brault, a disability advocate within the public service, does not understand why such a wide gap exists for public servants with disabilities.
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Book Recommendation
National Post
Published in the National Post on October 9, 2025, this feature highlights four newly released Canadian books that celebrate individuals who have challenged barriers and driven meaningful change.
Among the selected titles is The Race to the Starting Line by Max L. Brault, recognized for its compelling, accessible approach to understanding the Accessible Canada Act and its call for a more inclusive future.