Author: bfcanada

The Ukraine example   At the end of the day, it does not matter how far away we are from the Ukraine and whether or not the war there is directly affecting us; this is a perfect example of courage, commitment, and undying love of life, freedom, and country for us all to follow.  Continue reading The Ukraine Example

The incomplete picture   Forgive me if I seem to be missing something here; what’s wrong with this picture?  In July 2019 Canada passed legislation to herald in an Accessible Canada Act! Very well done but there is something missing to help complete this picture!  One of committed accessibility.   Over the years I haveContinue reading The Incomplete Picture

The Pandemic perpetrators   Who are they?  They are the scammers who continue to work under the cover of the pandemic using their scams and schemes to play havoc with our lives.  Who are the victims?  Everyone but in particular; seniors and those with disabilities!  In short, the most vulnerable.   The Pandemic Perpetrators areContinue reading The Pandemic Perpetrators

Technology sure has left large groups of consumers and customers in a very serious predicament and what am I referring to now? I am referring to a very sobering fact!  This being that as more and more business places over a widening plethora of industries move to demanding and requesting that customers and consumers engageContinue reading The Mobile App Dilemma

The changing workplace   Ah yes! The changing workplace and it has only be hastened by this horrific Covid choke hold.   Some may say that it would only have been a matter of time before the mainstream workplace would have disappeared and this is probably very true.   Whatever it may be; the mainstreamContinue reading The Changing Work Place

The complaints syndrome   This is a syndrome that continues to haunt Canadians with disabilities and over the years despite so many promises to fix or rectify this it continues to linger and in some cases it continues to grow.  Broken promises are the order of the day.   Canadians with disabilities are just simplyContinue reading The Complaints Syndrome