Tag: accessibility

In a summer where travelling was limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many Durham residents found themselves spending their weekends at provincial parks and...

Microsoft, the company behind the Xbox, saw gaming with disabilities as a challenge and now accommodates gamers with physical and visual challenges.

Businesses understand economics. Inclusivity? Sometimes not so much. Fifteen per cent of people in Canada have a disability and according to former Tim Hortons franchise...

“Together We Rock!” is a fitting name for an Oshawa-based business, which teaches best practices for accessibility and inclusivity in the workplace. Together We Rock!...

If you’re a person with a disability and you’re struggling with something such as accessible transit, Access Durham may be able to help you. Access...

Disability: how is it that one word can create so many negative connotations? Why do we act like disability is a bad word, inappropriate,...

“At Durham College, when they say ‘success matters,’ I’d have to say that is very true but there’s room for improvement. Always,” says Durham...

“Libraries have always been about giving people access to information and access to knowledge, so because of technology,” says Tracy Munusami, Manager of Service...

Two Durham College students have developed a way to make closed caption services quicker and cheaper. Matthew Wierzbicki and Dillon Regimbal, both 20 and students...

Have you ever used an automatic door? Used a ramp instead of the stairs? Or enjoyed subtitles on your Facebook videos or Netflix? All...