How has COVID-19 affected resources for the blind in northern BC

Every year January 4 is observed as World Braille Day to raise the importance of Braille, which serves as a communication medium for blind and partially sighted people. Braille is a tactile writing system that is used by visually impaired people who are blind or deaf-blind or have low vision. It can be read on…

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