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Ontario Moving Forward with Accessibility Certification Program

by | Jun 8, 2016 | All, AODA Standards, Disability Statistics, Government Publications, Legislation, Media Coverage, Public Spaces

Province Encouraging Businesses to Be Leaders in Accessibility

Ontario is continuing its work towards an accessible province by 2025 by exploring options for a new accessibility certification program.

The province will consult with industry, disability advocates, certification experts, municipalities, and not-for-profits to develop aMan pushing woman up a ramp onto a subway train voluntary, third-party certification program — inspired by the success of the LEED designation promoting excellence in green building — to recognize businesses and organizations that have championed accessibility.

This program would help leaders stand out in their sector or community and promote the economic advantages of accessibility. It would encourage businesses to go beyond the requirements of the law and make accessibility part of daily life.

Read more at Newsroom Ontario

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