Neil Squire is conducting a survey on mobile devices and accessibility – and they need your feedback! What’s the best way to make mobile devices accessible for everyone? There are many different mobile devices. These include smartphones, cellphones, tablets and other devices. People with disabilities may use certain features on mobile devices to do some […]
Opioid overdoses can have catastrophic results, including brain injury. Brain injuries present new challenges and changes that can be difficult to cope with, particularly if the survivor is also trying to cope with substance use. It takes a long time to figure out the extent of the changes they have experienced and establish a continuing […]
Most of the information we get these days is from the Internet. While this makes information more accessible, it can also make it a lot harder to figure out what is true and what’s not. This is especially true in situations like COVID-19 and vaccinations. You can use the following tips to figure out how […]
Most of the information we get these days is from the Internet. While this makes information more accessible, it can also make it a lot harder to figure out what is true and what’s not. This is especially true in situations like COVID-19 and vaccinations. You can use the following tips to figure out how […]
Voting gives Canadians a voice on issues and decisions that will impact all of their lives. To make an educated and informed vote, it’s important to understand how the Canadian government works and how we elect the government in the federal election. How the Canadian Parliament works Our system of government is a constitutional monarchy […]
If you are ready to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, you will need to do so through your province or territory’s booking system. Many of the systems have both online and phone booking options. Who is eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine? Most Canadians over the age of 12 are eligible for a vaccine, which are […]
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