Ontario has an accessibility gap. Here's how to start closing it, according to advocates

The province has had years to achieve its goals and hasn't, say advocates and people in the disability community. Still, they say the year from the deadline shouldn't be wasted, and needs to be spent trying to close the gap on accessibility.

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