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Two city councillors will push once again for elevator access to Wascana Pools tallest waterslide thanks to interest from outside donors.

A 1938 law has made it legal to pay disabled people just a few dollars an hour—or less.

In Israel, almost everyone knows someone who was affected by the Hamas attack as stories of death and disappearance become a collective trauma

Failing to hear from disabled adults disenfranchises people and plays into stereotypes that lead to institutionalization and infantilization

A Saskatchewan city councillor says a small change to their parking signs is making a big impact.

From clumsy social media ads to problematic automation in recruitment, algorithms are often unintentionally stacked against disabled professionals

John Loeppky says people with disabilities are often talked about or around, rather than being given the stage to speak for themselves.

Disabled people are often shoved into one of two categories, writes John Loeppky: the superhero or the victim.

ChatGPT has taken the industry by storm, opening up a realm of new possibilities in fields from healthcare to publishing

The likes of ChatGPT have put generative AI and its powerful potential on the map