Real-world usability:
A call to raise the bar There’s a quiet but important shift happening in how we think about accessibility—and it’s laid out in the 2025 Accessible Built Environment Standards
A call to raise the bar There’s a quiet but important shift happening in how we think about accessibility—and it’s laid out in the 2025 Accessible Built Environment Standards
Redefining Adaptive Fitness Training Designed for people with reduced mobility, the GymChair™ gives you the space, control, and freedom to progress. No more barriers. No more
CANADA MAID reports not made public Researchers who study medical assistance in dying (MAID) say Canada needs to offer greater transparency about why people request MAID and
A balance of quality and quantity Canada’s long-term care sector is in the midst of an unprecedented boom, with federal and provincial governments investing billions to fund
It could happen here too. Millions in America are about to lose access to healthcare. If you don’t think that could ever happen in Canada, think again. Hospital and doctor
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Dr. Tom Chau has led research into what he calls “access innovations” —