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New Accessible Transportation Standards cover a lot of ground
Improved accessible transportation services in Winnipeg have been a long time coming. In 2020, the accessibility Advisory Council submitted…
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$4 pay-hike, Incentive for Support Workers to Stay
Support workers for people living with disabilities have lobbied for a wage increase for decades, according to Maria Freeman, executive director of…
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Law school graduate with reduced mobility optimistic about Accessibility for Manitobans Act
Andrew Fenwick is a wheelchair user who is accompanied by a support worker whenever he travels. This support worker is only required to pay the tax for…
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No repercussions for failure to comply with universal design standards, accessibility advocate says
Debby McLeod has strong opinions about the way in which the Accessibility for Manitobans Act has been enforced so far. The inaccessibility of some…
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Audit underway at University of Manitoba to determine needed accessibility upgrades
The entrance was marked, accessible. A reporter using crutches tried to activate the push button at the door of Saint Paul’s College at the University…
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Portage and Main: A Frustrating Journey
It's no wonder it’s called the Portage and Main Circus. It is a poorly attended circus at that, because when a reporter using a walker finally managed…
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