Our Campaign for Strong, Effective Implementation of the AODA
What's New
- AODA Alliance Holds Joint Queen's Park News Conference on the June 30, 2008 Launch of Bill 107's Privatization of Human Rights Enforcement - Unveiling List of the McGuinty Government's 10 Commitments on what Bill 107 Will Give You, and Internal Government Documents Casting Doubt on Whether it will Deliver on these Promises
- Download the Human Rights Commission’s organization chart (MS Word format).
Download the Human Rights Legal Support Centre’s organization chart (PDF format).
To download the Human Rights Tribunal’s organization chart (MS Word format). - Presentations at July 2, 2008 Queen's Park News Conference
- Ten Key Government Commitments on Bill 107 Human Rights Reform
- Listen to the June 13, 2008 Panel on Bill 107's Implementation with AODA Alliance's David Lepofsky and Executive Director of the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, Kathy Laird, at a Toronto Conference of Community Living Ontario (MP3 format)
- Enjoy David Lepofsky’s Carole Riback Memorial Lecture on Effective Advocacy on disability Issues
- Tell The Human Rights Tribunal If You Support our Proposals On The Tribunal's Proposed Accessibility Policy
- What Will Happen To The 4,000 Discrimination Cases At The Ontario Human Rights Commission On June 30, 2008 When Bill 107 Goes Into Operation?
- Toronto Transit Commission Ordered To Hold Public Forum On Meeting Needs Of Passengers With Disabilities – Upcoming May 20 TTC Forum A Good Model For All Ontario Transit Authorities To Follow
- Toronto Star Guest Column Details Problems With Human Rights Tribunal’s Proposed New Rules For Discrimination Cases
- Human Rights Commission Releases Report On Transit Authorities’ Steps To Announce Bus Stops – Will The Human Rights Commission Take Prompt Action To Enforce The Law For The Minority Of Ontario Transit Authorities Who Are Foot-dragging About Obeying The Law?
- Eight Weeks Before Bill 107 Goes Into Full Operation, Is The New Human Rights Enforcement System Ready For Day One?
- Email The Human Rights Tribunal To Support The AODA Alliance Brief Regarding The Tribunal’s Proposed Rules Of Procedure
- Human Rights Tribunal’s Proposed New Rules Would Erect Barriers Impeding Discrimination Victims From Access To Justice, and Give Tribunal Sweeping, Excessive Powers – Please Endorse Concerns Raised In The New AODA Alliance Brief
- Viewing The 2008 Ontario Budget Through A Disability Lens How Does It Look?
- Several Sarnia City Councillors Oppose Announcing All Bus Stops to Accommodate Vision Impaired Passengers
- Human Rights Tribunal Refuses To Publicize Or Extend Its Consultation On Its Proposed New Rules Of Procedure For The General Public –But Gives The AODA Alliance A Special Extension
- Human Rights Tribunal Consults on Important New Rules for Enforcing Human Rights - But Who Even Knows This Consultation is Going On?
- McGuinty Government’s Fall 2007 Toronto Public Meeting on Human Rights Reform Reveals Serious Problems with Bill 107’s Implementation
- Ontario Government Consultant’s Study on Effectiveness of Standards Development Committees Misses Key Problems with Flawed Implementation of the AODA
- Transportation Standards Development Committee’s Chair Agrees to Abide by McGuinty Government Election Pledge to Ensure Equal Representation of Disability Community when Developing Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard
- Transportation Standards Development Committee Chair Urges McGuinty Government To Break Its Election Commitment To Ontarians With Disabilities - Signals Troubling Resistance To Strengthening The Weak Proposed Transit Accessibility Standard
- Human Rights Tribunal Imposes Substantial Orders Against the Toronto Transit Commission to Make Transit Services More Accessible to Passengers with Vision Impairments - But What Will It Take to Get All Other Ontario Transit Providers to Obey the Human Rights Code?
- McGuinty Government’s Throne Speech Commits to Implementing AODA
- Further Details on Government's Information Sessions on Bill 107's Privatization of Human Rights Enforcement
- Some Serious Concerns about Human rights Tribunal's Proposed New Interim Rules of Procedure
- Attend and Raise Questions at Government's November Public Meetings on Changes to Human Rights Enforcement
- Why Has The Ontario Government's Development of Accessibility Standards Under The AODA Been So Ineffective So Far?
- Bits and Pieces of News on the Accessibility Front, in the Aftermath of Last Week's Ontario Election
- Ontario's New Lieutenant Governor Challenges All Ontarians to take Strong, Effective Action to make Ontario Barrier-Free for People With Disabilities
- Re-Elected Ontario Government Makes Important Election Commitments to Ontarians With Disabilities
- Learn About the 2007 Ontario Election's Disability Accessibility Issues
- More Media on Election's Disability Accessibility Issues
- AODA Alliance Writes Elections Ontario in Pursuit of Barrier-Free Election
- Please Read and Circulate The Toronto Star's Guest Column on the Ontario Election's Disability Accessibility Issues
- Point by Point Comparison of the Three Parties' Commitments on this Election's Disability Accessibility Issues
- Update: One Day Left to Send the Ontario Government Your Feedback on Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard - And Other News
- How You Can Help Raise Disability Accessibility Issues in This Election in 15 Minutes or Less!
- How To Help Raise Disability Accessibility Issues in this Election - Read Our 2007 Election Action Kit
- Attend an All-Candidates Debate on Disability Issues
- Liberal Party Writes AODA Alliance with Election Commitments Regarding Disability Accessibility
- McGuinty Government's New Customer Service Accessibility Standard is Weak and Ineffective
- Listen to AODA Alliance member David Lepofsky`s September 7, 2007 Interview Concerning the Election`s Disability Issues on CBC Radio 1`s Here and Now Program
- NDP and Conservatives Make Written Election Commitments to AODA Alliance - Unveiled at September 7, 2007 AODA Alliance Queen's Park News Conference
- Human Rights Commission Slams McGuinty Government's Weak Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard for Falling Well Below Human Rights Code Requirements.
- McGuinty Government Quietly Proclaims Bill 107 In Force On Election Campaign`s Eve, Before Solving Key Problems With Its Implementation -- Human Rights Enforcement Weakened And Privatized
- Ontario Government Extends Time for Giving Feedback on Weak Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard as Community Criticism of that Proposed Standard Mounts
- Ontario Political Parties Asked to Make Election Commitments on Disability Accessibility
- Tell the Ontario Government If You Support The AODA Alliance's Brief on the Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard
- AODA Alliance Seeks your Feedback on Draft Submission on Government's Proposed Transportation Accessibility Standard.
- AODA Alliance Seeks Your Input On Upcoming Ontario Election And On Proposed Transit Accessibility Standard
- What does Ontario's March 22, 2007 budget include for accessibility for Ontarians with disabilities?
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