Letter to Mayor about Accessible Parking
Dear Olivia Chow, Congratulations on your recent election as Mayor of the City of Toronto. We have been working with the former Mayor’s office on a number of accessibility issues concerning parking. A fully inclusive Toronto is one that is mindful of those living with physical limitations, providing equitable access in all aspects of its […]
Virtual Launch of the Possibilities Project!
You are cordially invited to the virtual launch of THE POSSIBILITIES PROJECT! SCIO has partnered with Parkwood Rehab to create a brand-new platform where people with disabilities, clinicians and organizations can browse and post medical equipment, assistive devices and other disability related products that others may be in need of. Join us as we launch […]
Canada Disability Benefit Passes Parliament
Last week, Bill C-22, The Canada Disability Benefit passed Parliament, signalling victory for people with disabilities across Canada. The Bill proposes to create a federal income supplement for working age people with disabilities. Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion Carla Qualtrough calls this proposal a game changer that would benefit hundreds of thousands […]
Key Messaging for Prevention of E-Scooters to be Implemented in Toronto
As part of one of the grassroots initiatives SCIO is involved in, we are actively working with other disability organizations, people with lived experience and city councillors to prevent e-scooters from being present on Toronto sidewalks and public spaces. On June 28, 2023, the Infrastructure and Environment Committee will be holding a meeting to […]
Accessible Parking Coalition’s Letter to Top Mayoral Candidates
Accessible parking continues to be a barrier across the GTA, making it difficult for people with disabilities to navigate public spaces. Together with the Accessible Parking Coalition, one of the grassroots initiatives that SCIO is involved in, we submitted a letter to the top mayoral candidates to address the community’s concerns around accessible parking. We […]
