A Shediac, N.B. mother frustrated over the lack of support for her son with autism has filed a formal complaint with the province’s ombudsman and the Premier’s Office. Continue reading
The commission has ordered the department to pay Sandra Wakeham $51,000 for loss of past income and $35,000 in general damages. Continue reading
Children living with chronic illness or disability had a chance to learn about the world of performing on Saturday. Continue reading
A Moncton baseball field designed to be accessible for people with cognitive and physical disabilities has finally open to the public Continue reading
New provincial strategy calls for all businesses with more than 20 employees to hire at least one additional person with a disability. Continue reading
Karyn Slater, a mom of four active little boys, posted a letter to her blog to say she was upset the way a little league organization responded to her about signing up her son who has Down syndrome. Continue reading
In a survey 137 people with disabilities and their caregivers say progress has been “poor”in providing community-based housing Continue reading
For the first time ever, models with disabilities showcased fashions on the runway at Western Canada Fashion Week in Edmonton. Continue reading
From the Gap to Canadian Tire, more companies than ever are featuring people with disabilities in their advertising. Advocates are hoping to keep the momentum going. Continue reading
The Just Watch Me! contest gave Prairie business owners a chance to show ability comes in all forms and is not a detriment to employment or success. Continue reading
