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41-Year-Old Seeks To Defunk Myths About Disabilities

by Trish Robichaud | May 24, 2012 | All, Attitudinal Barriers, Physical Disabilities, Websites

By Claire Theriot Mestepey I thought it might be fun to research some of the myths going around about us folks with disabilities. I found an excellent article about this at www.easterseals.com and took my favorite five. Here they are: Myth 1: We are heroic. Myth 2: We...

It’s Tougher Than Ever To Enforce Your Human Rights in Ontario

by Trish Robichaud | May 21, 2012 | All, AODA Standards, Human Rights Cases, Legislation, Media Coverage

By David Lepofsky and Avvy Go Imagine being refused a job, an apartment or public service due to your race, disability or sex. How hard is it to enforce your human rights? Six years ago, the McGuinty government’s Bill 107 made controversial changes to human rights...

Rights tribunal orders Ottawa fire department to pay disabled retiree six-figure settlement

by Trish Robichaud | Mar 23, 2012 | AODA Standards, Employment, Human Rights Cases, Media Coverage

OTTAWA — Ottawa taxpayers are on the hook for what should be a six-figure settlement after a tribunal found that the city’s fire department unreasonably failed to accommodate a former employee hurt in a workplace accident in 2003. In a recent decision, the Human...

Access, Equity and Human Rights Community Funding Program (AEHR)

by Trish Robichaud | Mar 20, 2012 | All, Financial, Funding Announcements, Media Coverage

AEHR grant applications are due 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, 2012 AEHR Program Guidelines (PDF)   The Access, Equity and Human Rights (AEHR) Investment Funding Program is an investment funding program that helps the City of Toronto achieve its social, economic and...

Excessive Overtime Doubles Depression Risk

by Trish Robichaud | Mar 13, 2012 | All, Employment, Websites

Studies show that curcumin has an antidepressant like effect and can improve mental health. If it helps control depression and anxiety even a small amount, it’s worth sharing! ~ Trish Robichaud:-) By Yosie Saint-Cyr Now I know what ails me! But seriously...
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