Posted mar 5, 2012
Here are the questions you’ll be asked on the 2012 Customer Service Accessibility Report, setting up an account can be found at https://www.iaa.gov.on.ca/iaalogin/IAALogin.jsp?REDID=MBA.
Posted by Condo.ca on February 27, 2012
Competition puts the spotlight on accessibility issues in Ontario. The official goal is for the province to be fully accessible to persons with disabilities by 2025.
To help make the world more accessible for people with disabilities is the challenge being put out to Ontario university students. The Council of Ontario Universities and the Government of Ontario are organizing the Innovative Designs for Accessibility (IDeA) competition, with cash prizes for the winners.
Published Mar 2, 2012
Richard J. Brennan
National Affairs Writer
Lawyer David Lepofsky told a one-man review of Ontario’s system for enforcing human rights Friday the provincial Liberal
government has broken its promise to protect Ontarians.
“The government has broken several important promises it made on what things would be like under the new system for enforcing
AODA ALLIANCE CALLS FOR SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS TO ONTARIO’S HUMAN RIGHTS ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM, TO ENSURE ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR DISCRIMINATION VICTIMS
March 1, 2012
SUMMARY
We are delighted to make public our finalized and comprehensive brief that we have submitted to the Andrew Pinto Ontario Human Rights Review. You can download the AODA Alliance’s March 1, 2012 Brief to the Andrew Pinto Human Rights Review on the Enforcement of Human Rights in Ontario, in MS Word format, by visiting https://www.aodaalliance.org/docs/march%201%202012%20entire%20final%20aoda%20alliance%20brief%20to%20andrew%20pinto%20human%20rights%20code%20review.doc
