Month: August 2025

How is online banking in Canada keeping up these days? Over the past several years, the landscape of online banking in Canada has undergone significant transformation—prompted by the pandemic, driven by technological innovation, and now reshaped by shifting public expectations. What once seemed like a convenience is increasingly becoming a necessity. But the critical questionContinue reading From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Is Online Banking In Canada Keeping Up These Days?

How some Canadian Government departments are using work arounds Editorial: When “Consultation” Becomes Exploitation – How Some Government Departments Are Failing Persons with Disabilities   In the spirit of inclusion and equity, the Accessible Canada Act (ACA) was enacted to remove barriers and ensure full participation of persons with disabilities in Canadian society. However, recentContinue reading A Perspective from World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Some Canadian Government Departments Are Using Work Arounds

How Well Is The Accessible Canada Act Doing These Days? When the Accessible Canada Act (ACA) was passed in 2019, it was hailed as a landmark step toward removing barriers for people with disabilities. Its promise was sweeping: to make Canada barrier-free by 2040, with a focus on federally regulated industries like banking, telecommunications, andContinue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How Well Is The Accessible Canada Act Doing These Days?

Workplace Accommodations In today’s rapidly evolving professional landscape, the conversation around workplace accommodations is no longer a matter of compliance—it’s one of culture, equity, and dignity. But what does it really mean to make a workplace accessible? Is it merely about installing a ramp at the front door, or does it go deeper? At itsContinue reading From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – Thoughts on Workplace Accommodations

How strong are Canadian organizations of persons with disabilities? The strength and unity of organizations representing persons with disabilities in Canada are essential for the survival and success of a powerful consumer movement. Without these organizations acting as reliable, resilient, and unified voices, the prospects for real systemic change diminish significantly.   Agencies and organizationsContinue reading World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How strong Are Canadian Organizations Of Persons With Disabilities?