Hi everyone. I hope I'm at the right place to get some help and straight answers.

Myself and family, Linda, Josh - 12, and Erin - 4, are very much hoping to emmigrate to Canada - hopefully either British Columbia or Alberta (I hear the winters are a bit milder there, but still snowy). Anyway, my main concern is this;- I understand that some countries don't accept disabled immigrants, and our son Josh is confined to a wheelchair as he is a cerebral-palsy sufferer. His disability is purely physical - he attends mainstream school here in the U.K., is a very bright and happy boy, and Linda (my wife - his Mother) is his registered carer.

Can anyone shed some light on the Canadian point of view on the subject of disabled immigrants please, as I haven't been able to get a cut-and-dry answer on any of the official sites. And we really really wanna chase this dream.

Thanks everyone,

Kev.