“If you are maintaining a list of people wronged by the RCMP, please add my name” — a Global News investigation has sparked new concerns about Mountie dismissals. Continue reading
Last November, a Perth Road couple hired a contractor to make their bathroom wheelchair accessible — but the work was so poorly done that the couple ended up with water problems. Continue reading
Casey Perrin has been a vocal advocate for making the campus more accessible during her time at Halifax’s Mount Saint Vincent University. Continue reading
A Global News investigation revealed the RCMP’s alleged campaign to get rid of Mounties with disabilities. Continue reading
Although they missed the April 1st deadline and some computer glitches which caused them to start half an hour later than intended Sunday, the staff at Ameri were relieved to finally see the store open for business. Continue reading
Jordan Dragiz had to be helped into and out of the store with the assistance of staff and without his wheelchair, which Dragiz had to leave on the sidewalk. Continue reading
The event will feature sessions on adaptive cooking, travel and driving, accessible housing and care-giving solutions. Continue reading
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In January, Training, Colleges and Universities Minister Merrilee Fullerton announced what the government calls a “student choice initiative,” a new fee model which allows students to choose what they want to pay for and how that money will be allocated. Continue reading
DATS picks up users from their homes and takes them to a pre-scheduled drop-off point. Riders are reporting worse delays despite a funding boost. Continue reading
A blind Okanagan parent is speaking out after School District 23 introduced an app that he says makes it difficult for him to report his daughters’ absences from class. Continue reading