ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What separates an effective accessibility plan from an empty promise? As federal departments move into the second round of accessibility planning under the Accessible Canada Act, the conversation turns to measurable goals, meaningful consultation, public accountability, and the importance of following through on commitments.
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