Disability & Special Needs Services à Byward Market - Parliament Hill, Ottawa, ON
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77 Pamilla St, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1S 3K7
(613) 562-3824
Shopping & Specialty Stores, Arts Supplies & Services, Photography Schools 
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75 ALBERT STREET, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 5E7
(613) 236-4562
handicapped, Social Services, Disabled, Assistance, Service, Persons, Disabled Services 
85 Plymouth Street, Suite 100, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1S 3E2
(613) 569-4333
Our mission is to strengthen the Paralympic Movement in Canada. The Paralympic Movement is a group of individuals and organizations collectively engaged in developing sport and sport-related opportunities for people with a physical disability, so that they can fulfill their personal potential and fully participate in their community. Our vision is a thriving network of individuals, sports organisations, community and government groups working together to give people with a physical disability the chance to benefit from the sense of confidence, empowerment and pride that comes from playing sport at any level. The Canadian Paralympic Committee identity is a combination of the most recognizable Canadian symbol — the maple leaf — and a stylized flame representing the Paralympic Torch and the passion that unites all members of the Paralympic Movement. The logo incorporates the International Paralympic Committee identity. The red, blue and green elements are called Agitos (from the Latin word "agito", meaning "I move"). They encircle a centre point to represent that athletes are coming from all corners of the world to compete together. The unification of the two identities symbolizes CPC’s proud commitment to empowering persons with physical disabilities worldwide through sport. The identity is an expression of partnership, leadership, and fairness, while promoting a strong and vibrant Paralympic Movement across the nation.