Travel is supposed to be about experiencing new places, making memories, attending concerts, visiting family, exploring cities and enjoying everything Canada has to offer. But for people living with frontotemporal degeneration (FTD), travel can come with barriers that many people simply cannot see. FTD is a group of progressive neurological conditions that can affect behaviour, personality, executive functioning, language, communication and movement. Someone living with FTD m

When people hear the word “dementia,” many immediately think of memory loss. But dementia is not one single condition, nor does it affect everyone the same way. True inclusivity means understanding that people living with dementia experience the world differently — and that every experience deserves dignity, respect, and support. At FTD Canada, we believe inclusivity goes beyond accessibility ramps, large-print resources, or supportive language. Inclusivity also means recogni