Montreal park expert Christine Latreille outlines her choices for the best inclusive parks around the city

This destination park offers fun for everyone

Out of the 1000 parks that we've visited over the past few years, the Parc Multisports remains my kids' absolute

As a person with autism, Zach Reisman has used his artistic skills and training in animation art to create a business with his mom

The all-inclusive playground at Heights Park in Beaconsfield has become a community gathering space for children and residents of all ages and abilities.

The Tony-Proudfoot park offers children with diverse abilities the opportunity to play alongside one another

Activities will include dance, arts, baking, music, sports, STEM and outdoor water games

Camp Next Steps offers a variety of activities and outings to help kids socialize and enjoy the outdoors

Teens and young adults will learn how to make reservations at restaurants, take public transportation and pay for items at a grocery store

The Artizan's shopping night will benefit Trails of Summer, a non-profit day camp in the West Island

Campers will be taught how to have more independence in their everyday lives

Camp Massawippi, dedicated to helping individuals living with motor, hearing, or visual impairments, will be offering a Counsellor-in-Training (CIT) program