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'For some people it's friendship. For others, it's finding their voice. For some performers, it's something to work on and master and perform each week.'
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No tears for this child with cerebral palsyWhen Jolane was looking for a part-time nanny for her daughter, she was shocked by one cand...
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Congratulations to post-doctoral fellow Julia Gray, the 2017 recipient of the Joan Eakin Award for Methodological Excellence in a Qualita...
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'The greatest joy is seeing something that we can leverage to give him skills he enjoys and are a potential source of revenue.'
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The Statistics Canada study found the largest differences in income growth between men with and without childhood-onset disability who had university degrees.
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Vulgar poster campaign sparks Human Rights Tribunal The Toronto StarAnonymous posters displayed in a Scarborough co-op targeted residents...
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Pamela Merritt, 40, talked about being co-guardian with her sister of her 42-year-old brother, who has profound autism, at the Healthmind...
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“Our job, as researchers, is to understand the problem and how we can utilize technology and our resources to develop solutions.”
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Rachel wants to help other youth with disabilities feel confident transitioning to adulthood
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