Disablement as inveterate condition: Living with habitual ableism in Prince George, British Columbia

Key Messages Disablement is an inveterate condition of Prince George that has played a large role in the creation of a disabling environment. The most important factor in the construction of a disabling environment is ableism, as expressed through social attitudes, practices, and interactions. The lived experience of (dis)Ability in Prince George is reinforced by the ways in which local decision‐makers respond to conditions of resource‐dependence and seasonality.