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Why Aren’t Cars Designed for Seniors?

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Do you feel outsmarted by your car? You’re not alone. In a recent National Post article, “Driven to Distraction”, reporter Kristine Owram examines the high tech car movement and found that the “smart” features designed to keep us safe and make driving a pleasurable experience, are not that easy to navigate. It’s not a lot […]

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Canada Without Barriers

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It’s been a long road but the end is in sight. On May 13, 2019, the Senate of Canada passed the third reading of Bill C-81, the Accessible Canada Act. As the bill heads back to the House of Commons for a vote, it seems almost certain to receive Royal Assent. What will this historic […]

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A Vote for Accessibility

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June 7 is Election Day in Ontario.  Are you on the voters list?  If in doubt, simply visit the Elections Ontario website for information on how to register and vote.  Elections Ontario has made registering and voting easier than ever before.  If you go in person, make sure you bring your voter card, proper photo […]

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Accessing Happiness and the Great Outdoors

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Is the rain dampening your spirits?  Weather can affect our mood, but did you know that our exposure to nature is connected to happiness?  So maybe it’s not the rain but being cooped up inside that makes us feel blue.  In her latest book, “The Nature Fix”, Florence Williams talks about the science behind nature’s […]

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