Prospect is established in Edmonton, as the product of the merge of two Calgary-based organizations; Calgary Vocational Services Society (CVS) and Calgary Transitions to Independence
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The Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts was founded in Edmonton.
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The Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) Act is established in Alberta.
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In December the Premier’s Council proposed the “Alberta Disability Strategy” to Gene Zwozdesky, Minister of Alberta Community Development.
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In October, Alberta’s first film festival celebrating disability culture, called “Picture This…Film Festival”, premiers in Calgary, Alberta.
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Disability begins to be considered at least partially a social phenomenon in government policy texts.
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Canada-Alberta cost sharing agreements regarding programs for people with disabilities continue to progress.
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The Persons with Developmental Disabilities Community Governance Act is passed.
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In 1996 Leilani Muir successfully sued the government for wrongful confinement and sterilization.
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On January 18, The Government of Alberta announces reform of the Services to Persons with Disabilities (SPD) program.
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