Human Rights Tribunal Affirms Immunocompromised Worker’s Right to Seek Workplace Accommodations Published July 22, 2025 News Disability advocates praise the BC decision as broadening the concept of accessible workplaces
Disability Advocates Demand Ontario Fix “Crisis” in Group Homes Published June 11, 2025 News "People have had enough, and I think the families have had enough"
Ontario Planning to Download Health Support Services for Students with Disabilities to Unqualified School Staff, Leaked Draft Suggests Published March 24, 2022 NEW Doug Ford’s Ministry of Education plans to download ‘medical’ and ‘clinical’ service for students with disabilities to school staff, outside agencies
Disability Groups Say Ontario Government Did Not Consult Them on Life and Death COVID-19 ‘Triage’ Decisions Published May 6, 2021 News Ontario Human Rights Commission Chief Commissioner says vulnerable groups deserve certainty on ’life and death triage decisions’
‘Dehumanizing’: People With Disabilities Say They’ve Been Ignored in Bill C-7 Assisted Dying Debate Published February 17, 2021 News Advocates say new medical assisted dying bill fails to look at the issue through the lens of disabilities and systemic racism
Doug Ford’s Move to Online Learning Poses Problems for Students With Disabilities, Experts Warn Published February 23, 2020 Analysis ‘A course could consist of 110 hours of what could only be described as powerpoint slides with text’