Accessible Technology Action Plan (ATAP) is Canada’s strategic initiative to enhance accessibility for persons with disabilities through accessible technology (also known as assistive technology). It addresses the current gaps in Accessible Technology Program (ATP), crucial for achieving a barrier-free Canada by 2040 under the Accessible Canada Act. ATAP focuses on four key objectives: sustainability, high impact, community-based development, and talent retention. It outlines a comprehensive five-stage structured plan that ensures that AT projects not only meet accessibility standards but also demonstrates direct benefits to communities with disabilities. Advantages of ATAP include maximizing existing budgets for AT research, fostering innovation through competition, and reducing reliance on international technology. However, challenges such as long project timelines and the need for rigorous monitoring are acknowledged. ATAP mitigates risks through ethical guidelines and community engagement, ensuring equitable outcomes. Implications extend beyond accessibility, positively influencing employment rates and reducing discrimination against persons with disabilities. By aligning with the Disability Inclusion Action Plan, ATAP strengthens Canada’s commitment to inclusivity and innovation. ATAP represents Canada’s proactive approach to harnessing technology for social good, ensuring that all Canadians can fully participate in society, regardless of disability.