National AccessAbility Week: Minister Sawhney
Minister of Community and Social Services Rajan Sawhney issued the following statement to recognize National AccessAbility Week:
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“May 30 to June 5 is National AccessAbility Week – a time to celebrate the valuable contributions of people with disabilities and recognize the efforts of individuals, communities and employers working to remove barriers to accessibility and inclusion in our communities.
“More than 6.2 million Canadians aged 15 and older live with some form of disability that affects their level of independence or quality of life. It’s important that we continue to work together to make our society more inclusive, accessible and welcoming to people with disabilities.
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