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CDTA Participation

Support the advocacy position, explore ways to share your experience, and follow the status of future findings.

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Support the advocacy position

Petition

Support CDTA’s call for stronger Canada VRS reliability, transparency, accessibility and accountability.

Petition support, sharing an experience and permission to publish or forward information are separate choices. An experience report should not automatically count as petition support.

The petition remains a local preview. Choose your group to see matching questions; the question wording and ASL controls are retained. It does not send responses or collect signatures.

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Different perspectives, distinct records

Share Your Experience

Choose a group to see its scope and open matching petition questions. Opening a category does not save a choice or submit information. Dedicated experience forms are coming soon.

VRS User Questionnaire preview

Your experience using Canada VRS: call reliability, accessibility, support and the impact on everyday communication.

A separate experience-reporting route is planned.

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Interpreter Questionnaire preview

Your perspective on platform reliability, handoffs, technical interruptions and working conditions. Technical problems should remain separate from professional-conduct concerns.

Read CDTA’s interpreter information and proposals. This is not a confidential reporting form.

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Organization / Association Questionnaire preview

Organizational observations, accessibility priorities and recommendations. A future contribution should state whether it is an authorized organizational position or an individual perspective.

Organization findings will remain separate from individual user and interpreter findings.

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Other Stakeholder Questionnaire preview

Other relevant perspectives on Canada VRS access and service quality. A future contribution should explain the contributor’s role and the basis of their observations.

These reports will stay separately identified and will not automatically be counted as user, interpreter or organization findings.

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Do not send private call details, account information, client identities or confidential workplace records through this preview. Secure intake, consent choices and access controls must be ready before collection opens.

Reviewed findings, not private responses

Results Dashboard

These are planned reporting categories, not live results. No counts, ratings or charts are shown until approved data and privacy safeguards are available.

User Findings

Not published yet

Patterns reported by VRS users, with response counts and the number answering each question.

Interpreter Findings

Not published yet

Interpreter perspectives on technical conditions and service delivery, kept distinct from user responses.

Organization Findings

Not published yet

Reviewed organizational contributions, without treating one organization as a count of all its members.

Shared Patterns

Not published yet

Recurring themes across groups, including other stakeholders where relevant. Show each group’s contribution and limitations; do not pool unlike ratings into one score.

Petition support totals and experience-response counts measure different things. Future findings should identify the reporting period, sample size, unanswered questions and limitations. Respondent feedback does not automatically represent all Canada VRS users or prove the cause of a problem.

Private admin review remains separate. Public findings should use reviewed, consented aggregates, protect small groups from identification, and exclude private answers and videos. Nothing is automatically sent to CAV, the CRTC, CCTS or any other recipient.

General contact

For general questions only: contact@deaftelecomalliance.ca. Email is not the planned secure experience-upload process.

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