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A crowd of people is seen from behind, raising their hands and waving Canadian flags against a dramatic sunset sky. The red and white flags, featuring the maple leaf emblem, stand out against the warm hues of orange and yellow in the background. Silhouettes of the individuals create a sense of unity and celebration, suggesting a patriotic gathering or national event. The positioning of the flags and the reaching hands add movement and energy to the scene.

More committed advocates needed

Published June 5, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Greetings and I’m Christian robicheau welcoming you to June. Yes, June is here and summer is just around the corner. For this week, our president…

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Some Quirks Of Technology – My Personal Journeys

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Some Quirks Of Technology – My Personal Journeys

Published May 29, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

O boy and it’s the final weekend of May and I simply cannot believe it! Happy to be sharing another insightful perspective from our president…

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Walking In Different Worlds – Can These Worlds Meet?

A colorful illustration shows a woman with long dark hair, wearing a red top and dark skirt, shaking hands with a man wearing sunglasses, a teal shirt, orange pants, and holding a black cane, suggesting he is visually impaired; both are smiling with speech bubbles above them, standing on a pale background with abstract shapes and plants.

Walking In Different Worlds – Can These Worlds Meet?

Published May 22, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Greetings everyone and I’m Christian Robicheau welcoming you to another marvelous May weekend. Today, our president Donna J. Jodhan shares a very unique perspective with…

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How scams affect persons with disabilities

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How scams affect persons with disabilities

Published May 15, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Greetings everyone and to our Canadian customers and readers! Happy Victoria holiday day weekend to you. For our president’s editorial this week, Donna would like…

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When Words Hurt – We Must Pay More Attention

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When Words Hurt – We Must Pay More Attention

Published May 8, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

And I’m Christian Robicheau wishing all moms everywhere a very, very happy Mother’s Day! Our president’s editorial for this week fits quite nicely into the…

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The importance of independent testers – let’s promote more transparency and accountability

Published May 1, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Hey everyone and I’m Scott Savoy welcoming you to the first weekend of May. I hope that wherever you are it is lovely and gorgeous.…

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The Dollarama Dilemma

Published April 24, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Greetings everyone and I’m Christian Robicheau at the Sterling Creations desk. Happy to be here and to be sharing our president’s editorial with you. Today,…

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The Third-Party Trauma How the Canadian Government’s Dependence on Outsourced developers Fails Its Citizens with Disabilities

A laptop screen displays a man holding a white piece of lined paper with the word 'HELP' written in bold black letters, giving the illusion that his hands are emerging from the screen. The man’s face is partially obscured, and he is dressed in a white shirt. The laptop is placed on a desk cluttered with objects including a pair of glasses, a coffee mug, a glass of water, a smartphone, and stacked books, creating a scene that suggests stress, overwhelm, or a call for assistance in a work or academic setting.

The Third-Party Trauma How the Canadian Government’s Dependence on Outsourced developers Fails Its Citizens with Disabilities

Published April 17, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Hey there and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. Happy holiday weekend to everyone and a happy Easter to those who celebrate it.…

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The Duty to Accommodate: A Forgotten Commitment?

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The Duty to Accommodate: A Forgotten Commitment?

Published April 10, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Greetings everyone and I’m Christian Robicheau welcoming you to a typical April weekend. Ah yes April showers brings May flowers and here’s hoping! Today our…

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Overcoming Barriers in the Canadian Government Procurement Process for People with Disabilities

A promotional image with a white background and pink border advertises Canadian government jobs. At the top, it features the Canadian flag, the official Government of Canada logos in English and French, and a round emblem with a maple leaf. Below, large red text reads 'CANADIAN GOVERNMENT JOBS'. A red and black bordered button displays 'Permanent, Temporary' in white text, and at the bottom, black italicized text urges viewers to 'Apply Now'.

Overcoming Barriers in the Canadian Government Procurement Process for People with Disabilities

Published April 3, 2025 by Donna Jodhan

Welcome to April everyone and I’m Scott Savoy at the Sterling Creations desk. Today, very pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and…

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