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Despite ambitious accessibility law, N.S. acknowledges it will not be barrier-free by 2030 - Vimarsana News

Despite ambitious accessibility law, N.S. acknowledges it will not be barrier-free by 2030

The province of Nova Scotia acknowledged in a recent interview with CBC News that it intends to have standards and enforcement in place by 2030, but it will not be barrier-free by 2030.

Source: cbc.ca
A celebration of life honouring Jen Powley - Vimarsana News

A celebration of life honouring Jen Powley

A celebration of life honouring Jen Powley, a disability rights advocate and environmentalist, was held at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax on Saturday.

HRM to create a voluntary vulnerable persons registry for emergency use - Halifax - Vimarsana News

HRM to create a voluntary vulnerable persons registry for emergency use - Halifax

HRM council approved a vulnerable person's registry on Tuesday. A new tool to assist vulnerable people during emergency situations.

Halifax filmmaker's newest film shines light on interabled relationships - Vimarsana News

Halifax filmmaker's newest film shines light on interabled relationships

Halifax filmmaker Spencer MacKay's newest film is cringey, but that's exactly what he was going for. Interabled tells the story of a controversial podcast host who, in an effort to rehabilitate his image, invites an interabled couple onto his show. It doesn't go well.

Source: cbc.ca
Tensions rise at Halifax park as city calls on police to remove people - Vimarsana News

Tensions rise at Halifax park as city calls on police to remove people

Some people in Halifax's west end say they're on edge after municipal council discussed the possibility of bringing in police to evict people from a tent encampment on Chebucto Road.

Source: cbc.ca