CNIB Regina’s accessibility project is the largest of its kind in North America, and now features 230 GPS points around the main walking path in Wascana Park.

People with visual impairments struggle to buy essentials amid COVID-19 restrictions.

Online programs from CNIB are helping people in the blind and partially sighted community connect in Canada.

The Canadian Institute for the Blind says some of its clients are facing discrimination and questioning while out in public with sighted guides.

Albertans who are blind and partially sighted are adjusting to limited touch due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"You can be awful lonely if you're living alone and you are visually impaired, and you're not out and your family doesn't stop to visit you."

Two Regina city councillors are looking for a “detailed public consultation plan” from the PCC surrounding the CNIB/ Brandt project in Wascana Park.

The project remains in the design phase. The Provincial Capital Commission will need to approve the proposed building's tenants before it's approved.

A dog-with-a-job can make a lifelong difference to the community, as a CNIB executive tells 680 CJOB.

Saskatchewan's auditor is calling on the Provincial Capital Commission to ensure there is increased public consultation and transparency in the approval process of major projects in Wascana Park.