Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: First Report of Canada
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24 HOURS IN EMERGENCY: IS THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM READY FOR BILL 52?
Le plan conservateur 2014 s'attache à l'emploi des personnes handicapées
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12 février 2014
Conservative Plan for 2014 Takes Action on Employment for Persons with Disabilities
For Immediate Release
12 February 2014
With Action Plan 2014, the Conservative Government continued to address the employment barriers of people with disabilities, particularly people with developmental disabilities – a long overlooked pool of potential workers. Significant is the fact that the Conservative Government will be providing $15 million over three years to the Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) for their Ready, Willing and Able initiative, an important new jobs strategy.
Getting and Keeping a Job - What makes a difference
Preparation of this booklet was made possible with support from Assiniboine Credit Union.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Tony Dolan, National Chairperson of CCD
Le Point du Président du CCD - Janvier 2014
Notre objectif : Un Canada accessible et inclusif
Les bénévoles du CCD exercent souvent « Cette Voix qui est la nôtre » pour construire un Canada accessible et inclusif.
CCD Chairperson's Update - January 2014
Our goal: an accessible and inclusive Canada
CCD's motto is a voice of own and CCD's volunteers exercise that voice in support of an accessible and inclusive Canada. This month, our voice was heard by the Supreme Court, was sought out by the media and was active in the community identifying barriers to the participation of people with disabilities and explaining how to remove them. In this Update, I present the highlights of the work undertaken by CCD in January.
Cette Voix qui est la Nôtre (Automne 2013 - Hiver 2014)
Sommaire :
- La fin du service postal à domicile inquiète les Canadiens handicapés
- L’emploi et les personnes handicapées - Une nouvelle approche: transformer les systèmes
La fin du service postal à domicile inquiète les Canadiens handicapés
Le CCD, une organisation nationale de personnes handicapées, craint que la proposition de Postes Canada de mettre fin au service postal &ag
