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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 07, 2023

Page

5

Accessibility barriers highlighted in Canadian disability survey

Survey questions in 2022 marked the first Canadian national inquiry into accessibility barriers. Analysts note 27 barrier types from entrances to lighting. Calgary Vancouver Ottawa study shows nearly 60 percent of public spaces are inaccessible or partially accessible. The Canada Disability Benefit Act, enacted in 2023, aims to reduce poverty and support working-age disabled people, with online intake running November to December. The disability count rose five percentage points since 2017, driven by aging, mental health issues among youth and workers.

Walkus Statistics Canada Susan Wallace University of Calgary Canada

Axel's Water and Plumbing to Close After Health Issues

Axel announces retirement and store closure due to irreversible health problems after a 10 day ICU stay at Thunder Bay Health Science Centre. He thanks loyal customers for turning Axel's into a regional plumbing boutique with over 50 toilet models and credits The Chronicle Journal and James Merchant for marketing support during 15 years serving Thunder Bay and surrounding areas.

Axel Icu Thunder Bay Ontario Chronicle Journal James Merchant United States of America

Thunder Bay MP hails Google news deal as local win

Thunder Bay Superior North MP Patty Hajdu says a Google agreement under the Online News Act is a win for local news and communities. She notes annual payments around 100 million and stresses independent outlets must be paid fairly, with distribution overseen by an independent body.

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