Three Inductees Honoured at Canadian Disability Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon

The Canadian Disability Hall of Fame (CDHF) is set to honour three outstanding Canadians at its 33rd Annual Induction Luncheon, highlighting their significant contributions to the disability community in Canada. The inductees are Dr. David Legg, an advocate for improved access and inclusion; Mac Marcoux, a blind para-alpine skier who has achieved remarkable success in international competitions; and Brad McCannell, recognized for his work in promoting accessibility. The ceremony will be held at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto, providing a platform to celebrate the achievements of these notable individuals.

This annual event not only recognises the inductees but also aims to raise awareness about the ongoing challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in Canada. The CDHF serves to inspire future generations by showcasing exemplary figures who have made substantial impacts on the lives of others. The inclusion of Dr. Legg, Marcoux, and McCannell into the Hall of Fame underscores the importance of advocacy, sportsmanship, and accessibility in creating a more inclusive society for all Canadians.