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Month: August 2025

From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Is Online Banking In Canada Keeping Up These Days?A close-up of a computer keyboard features two custom keys: one with the Canadian flag showing a red maple leaf on a white background with red borders, and another with a white dollar sign on a solid red background. These keys replace standard function keys and are set against a sleek, light-gray keyboard, symbolizing Canadian online commerce.

From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Is Online Banking In Canada Keeping Up These Days?

Published August 29, 2025 by bfcanada

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…

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A Perspective from World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Some Canadian Government Departments Are Using Work AroundsOn the left, a cool-toned, glass-walled Canadian government office shows suited officials wearing headsets and studying charts on multiple monitors, a Canadian flag behind them. A dark vertical divider separates this from the right side, where warm lamplight illuminates three people with disabilities at home—a wheelchair user typing survey answers on a laptop, a woman signing responses in ASL, and an older blind woman with a white cane listening on headphones—each engaged in unpaid survey work. The contrasting color palettes and settings highlight the imbalance between polished data analysis and unpaid consultation labor.

A Perspective from World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – How Some Canadian Government Departments Are Using Work Arounds

Published August 22, 2025 by bfcanada

How some Canadian Government departments are using work arounds Editorial: When “Consultation” Becomes Exploitation – How Some Government Departments Are Failing Persons with Disabilities  …

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World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How Well Is The Accessible Canada Act Doing These Days?High-contrast illustration: a bright orange path labeled Accessible Canada Act winds toward a hazy Canadian Parliament. Along the path stand icons for transportation, communication, employment and public services. Diverse travelers move forward—an elderly person with a walker, a blind man with cane and guide dog, a deaf woman signing, a wheelchair user and a child with an assistive device—showing mixed expressions of hope and uncertainty. Way-finding signs read Barrier Removed, In Progress and Needs Work, while red roadblocks labelled Policy Lag and Funding Delay jut into the route. Over Parliament, a segmented progress gauge sits half-filled, hinting at uneven national accessibility progress.

World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How Well Is The Accessible Canada Act Doing These Days?

Published August 15, 2025 by bfcanada

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…

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Donna J. Jodhan Founder And President – Barrier Free Canada – Canada sans Barrières Announces Strategic Investment to Empower the Workforce of Tomorrow

Published August 8, 2025 by bfcanada

World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Barrier Free Canada – Canada sans Barrières Announces Strategic Investment to Empower the Workforce of Tomorrow Barrier Free Canada –…

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From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – Thoughts on Workplace AccommodationsIn a modern office hallway with glass walls and natural lighting, three professionals are engaged in conversation. A man in a blue suit holds a cup and saucer while talking to two women, one of whom uses a wheelchair with red rims and has her back to the camera. The other woman, standing and wearing glasses, is dressed in business attire. The scene conveys inclusivity, collaboration, and a professional working environment that supports accessibility.

From World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan – Thoughts on Workplace Accommodations

Published August 8, 2025 by bfcanada

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…

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World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How strong Are Canadian Organizations Of Persons With Disabilities?A golden wheelchair accessibility symbol is placed on top of a Canadian flag, positioned over the red maple leaf in the center. The fabric of the flag has a visible texture, and the symbol casts a slight shadow, emphasizing its three-dimensional form. The composition suggests a focus on disability rights and accessibility in Canada.

World-Renowned Advocate Donna J. Jodhan Asks How strong Are Canadian Organizations Of Persons With Disabilities?

Published August 1, 2025 by bfcanada

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…

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