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New committee aims to remove employment barriers for people with disabilities in N.S. - Vimarsana News

New committee aims to remove employment barriers for people with disabilities in N.S.

The 18-member group will assist the justice minister's Accessibility Advisory Board in preparing recommendations for the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Acronis SCS Completes VPAT Compliance - Vimarsana News

Acronis SCS Completes VPAT Compliance

/PRNewswire/ -- Acronis SCS – an American cyber protection company dedicated to providing certified solutions to the US public sector - recently announced the...

Province appoints St. FX University Sociology Professor Dr. Katie Aubrecht to Conduct an Independent Review of the Accessibility Act - Vimarsana News

Province appoints St. FX University Sociology Professor Dr. Katie Aubrecht to Conduct an Independent Review of the Accessibility Act

St. FX University Sociology Professor Dr. Katie Aubrecht, a disability and seniors care scholar, has been appointed by the province to conduct an independent review of the Accessibility Act. The review, required by the Act, will focus on identifying possible changes to the legislation, the standard development processes and Access by Design–the plan to make […]

Source: 989xfm.ca
First Independent Review of Accessibility Act - Vimarsana News

First Independent Review of Accessibility Act

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We need more people with disabilities in politics — and represented in policy - Vimarsana News

We need more people with disabilities in politics — and represented in policy

My world has been largely absent from this election. There are few, if any candidates, with visible disabilities and few promises around improving accessibility and community housing for Nova Scotians with disabilities, Jen Powley writes.

Source: cbc.ca