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Calling all Accessibility Advisory Committees (AAC) of Ontario, your voice needs to be heard!

With the uneven implementation of the Customer Care Standard in School Boards, Hospitals and a broad range of community services and the absence of any
meaningful enforcement mechanism, it is more important than ever that your voices be heard.

Just recently we had an incident of inaccessible Voting booths, apparently not an isolated incident. It’s become quite evident that the Disability Community is not being served by the McGuinty Government. Something
has to give and quite frankly it should not be us yet again!

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