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  • Learn about our campaign to get the Ontario Government to enact a Strong and effective Built Environment Accessibility Standard under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
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Click here to download the Discussion Paper on what Canada’s promised accessibility legislation should include, as published last year in the National Journal of Constitutional Law

Click here to download the Discussion Paper on what Canada’s promised accessibility legislation should include, as published last year in the National Journal of Constitutional Law

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