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November 15, 2006{3C74026D-1779-4AFD-AC72-51BBAAAFFF2D}Ontario Businesses Breaking Down Barriers For People With DisabilitiesTORONTO – The Ontario government, in partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Visa Canada, presented the first Visa Accessibility Award to the Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre at the 24th Annual Outstanding Business Achievement Awards reception last night. [MoreOntario Businesses Breaking Down Barriers For People With Disabilities]October 24, 2006{AD608A22-E2C0-4BB2-B0BF-83AD86869F56}McGuinty Government Helps Boost Profile Of People With Disabilities In Canadian MediaTORONTO – The McGuinty government today launched a new partnership aimed at raising the profile of people with disabilities in the Canadian movie, television and radio industry, announced Madeleine Meilleur, Minister of Community and Social Services. [MoreMcGuinty Government Helps Boost Profile Of People With Disabilities In Canadian Media]October 23, 2006{CF2CE4FD-3BE7-47E3-ADA5-F0CBB47AEB8E}Making Ontario More Accessible To People With DisabilitiesTORONTO – The McGuinty government has made important progress towards implementing the landmark Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, which will make Ontario fully accessible by 2025, Community and Social Services Minister Madeleine Meilleur announced today. [MoreMaking Ontario More Accessible To People With Disabilities]
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