Air Canada faces backlash over treatment of disabled Canadians
The Toronto-based airline has come under scrutiny from members of the House of Commons for their ill-treatment of disabled customers.
Read MoreThe Toronto-based airline has come under scrutiny from members of the House of Commons for their ill-treatment of disabled customers.
Read MoreLosing ASL to a lack of funding and awareness will harm the Deaf and hard of hearing community. Ontario needs to offer optional ASL in curriculum for all.
Read MoreChildren and youth with disabilities learn about support and resources through endorsements.
Read MoreThe Canadian Helen Keller Centre is planning to have affordable living options for those in Etobicoke that may be deaf, blind or both.
Read MoreA survey shows nearly 10 per cent of all persons with disabilities lived in private dwellings that needed major repairs.
Read MoreDisabled gaming journalists and gamers say accessibility in gaming remains a barrier.
Read MoreAccessAbility Week highlights inclusive initiatives for those with developmental disabilities.
Read MoreChanges to MAID legislation allow the disabled and mental health communities the opportunity to end their lives instead of seeking help or treatment.
Read MoreIce and snow are an issue for many who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices. But it’ll take more than a shovel to solve Toronto’s accessibility problems.
Read MoreMost film festivals in Toronto are not accessible for people with disabilities and their ability to attend screenings is restricted.
Read MoreSarah Jama, co-founder of the Disability Justice Network of Ontario (DJNO), said people with disabilities should learn to voice their concerns without expressing anger during a speech about creating a disability movement at the University of Toronto on Mar. 14.
Read MoreJustice A. T. McCormack Not everyone has the freedom to navigate the halls of Humber without any...
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