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.

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

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