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What are you doing to make your community accessible to people of all abilities? Tell us your story.
Making businesses accessible
- Second Cup a Second Home
- Rewards of Accessibility - Virgin Mobile
- Jennifer's story
- Angela's Story
- Bob's Story
- TD Canada Trust: Improving Accessibility, Improving Business
- Metro grocery store in Leamington
- Chatham-Kent Home Hardware Building Centre
- Accessible Gourmet: Café Chartreuse
- Best Pack: Creating opportunity for people of all abilities
- Muskoka Bear Wear
- A fresh way of serving customers
- Award-winning flower shop champions accessibility
- Winery opens doors for people with disabilities
- When dogs aren't pets
- Growing your business through accessible and quality customer service
- What's your ability? A diverse workforce makes good business sense
- Adam's story
- Dave's story
- Ashton's story
- Bethany's story
- Corey's story
- Tiffany's story
- Marc's story
- Making banking comfortable for customers with disabilities
- Catering company dishes up more than just food
- Ottawa’s Employment Development Initiative
Making the arts accessible
- A work of (accessible) art: Brockville Arts Centre
- Royal Ontario Museum opens doors to new era of accessibility
- The Stratford Shakespeare Festival opens curtains for everyone
- Shaw Festival focuses on excellence both on and off stage
- Abilities Arts Festival 2008: Forums give new insights to ability
- Bringing stories to life in two languages: English and American Sign Language
- Lights, Camera, Access!
- All the world’s a stage: Sol Express
Making homes accessible
Making communities accessible and welcoming to all
- Anna's story
- Jennifer's story
- Crisis Center North Bay
- Thunder Bay International Airport
- Leslie's story
- From ‘recession’ to ‘progression’: Cam’s Story
- St. Catharines City Hall
- Kendra's story
- Lisa's story
- Domaine Larose — The heart of the hobby farm
- New Ontario Disability Support Program Office Opens in Brampton
- Corey's story
- Solution-s: Extraordinary help for extraordinary people
- Accessible customer service at Ottawa’s City Hall
- When she reaches out, support and safety are just a phone call away
- Anishnawbe Mushkiki, Thunder Bay
- Ottawa on the move: making public transportation accessible to everyone
- Huntsville: A town that anyone could call home
- City of Kawartha Lakes: Aware Fair for accessibility awareness
- Barrier-free fun in Amherstburg
- DesignAbility breaks down barriers — the creative way
- Making Ontario's libraries accessible
- "You are not alone." A story from the Women's Community House in London, Ontario
- Transit Windsor
- Telling our story: Lens of possibilities
- Unforgettable Lorianne
- Craig's story
- A different kind of foster parent
Making recreation accessible
- Windsor Family Credit Union (WFCU) Centre
- WindReach Farm: Making country life accessible
- Canada’s game: A sport for all
- No barriers bonspiel: Accessible curling
- Exercising inclusiveness - Peterborough YMCA
- Windsor’s accessible swim club
- A lightning strike for inclusiveness: Wheelchair basketball
- From rose gardens to ramps : Royal Botanical Gardens
- PaddleAll and Charterability: Making our water accessible and barrier free
- Welcome to Collingwood, Ontario: Population — everyone!
- Awenda Provincial Park: Everyone’s to discover
- Pancake Bay Provincial Park: Accessibility in the great outdoors
- Community organizations unify to make dragon boat festival accessible for people with disabilities
- Freedom's Wings
- Gliding to new heights
- Making the great outdoors accessible to people with disabilities
- Making recreation accessible to everyone
- Seeing is believing - Blind Sailing Association of Canada
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