A disability advocate says Halifax road construction leaves some intersections impassable for vulnerable road users.

North Regina Little League is one of four Saskatchewan recipients of grants from this year's Jays Care Foundation Field of Dreams program.

The Ministry of Environment has made changes to the province’s hunting permits to allow people with disabilities to use motorized wheelchairs while participating in the sport.

A day after the Ontario government revealed schools will remain closed for in-person learning an accessibility advocate is questioning the plan to support students with special needs.

Critical information is being released daily around COVID-19, but what happens when the message can't be easily received?

A local hunter has Saskatchewan legislation in his crosshairs as the spring session gets underway.

The project was funded through a partnership between SaskNative Rentals, the City of Saskatoon and the provincial and federal government.

The snow removal at the condo building is so poor, Gervasi says, he has resorted to waiting in his vehicle for crews to arrive to protect his reserved parking spot.

A corridor built in 1966 that grants access to Montreal's Place des Arts will be more accessible thanks to a $ 4.2 million grant from the province.

Paul Vienneau serves as the accessibility consultant for the Halifax Regional Municipality and works to inform city staff of ways to improve accessibility throughout the municipality.