
Toronto Pearson
Toronto Pearson has a MagnusCards page in the accessibility section of its website, with 26 Toronto Pearson Card Decks for common airport processes like check-in and boarding.

Magnusmode Inclusion Partners play a key role in our mission to create an accessible world. Organizations, companies, and venues sponsor the creation of Card Decks in the MagnusCards app to support people of all abilities to navigate their services with greater ease and independence.
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Every Inclusion Partner with a page of its own.
A&W
Brampton Transit
Burlington Transit
GO Transit
Halton Hills ActiVan
Halton Hills Public Library
Halton Hills Recreation
Kraft Heinz
Milton Transit
NFTA Metro
Oakville Public Library
PRESTO
UP Express
Winnipeg Richardson International Airport1 in 31
children in the US are identified as autistic
1 in 44
children and youth in Canada have an autism diagnosis
1 in 127
people worldwide are autistic
Sources: CDC Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, 2025 (opens in a new tab); Public Health Agency of Canada, 2025 (ages 1 to 19; 10 of 13 provinces and territories) (opens in a new tab); World Health Organization, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Card Decks




Card Decks are organized by Magnus in the Card Deck Library. Magnus is your guide to hundreds of Card Decks waiting to be discovered.
The Card Decks support independent and inclusive activity completion, encouraged by Magnus each step of the way!

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$675 billion
in disposable income held by working-age Americans with disabilities. People with cognitive disabilities hold the largest share.
Disability:IN and American Institutes for Research, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
13.9%
of U.S. adults have a cognitive disability, the most common type: serious difficulty concentrating, remembering or making decisions
3 times
as likely to have no bank account: working-age U.S. households with a disability, compared with those without
8 million
Canadians aged 15 and older have a disability, 27% of that age group. Canadians with disabilities aged 25 to 64 hold an estimated US$100 billion in disposable income.
Statistics Canada, 2023 (opens in a new tab); Return on Disability Group, 2024 (estimate) (opens in a new tab)
80.6%
of Canadians with a cognitive difficulty met an accessibility barrier dealing with federally regulated organizations, such as banks
44%
of Canadian travellers with disabilities who weren’t fully accommodated didn’t know how to ask for help

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