Ontario's 2025 deadline to be barrier-free for people with disabilities faces challenges, despite government claims of progress.
Ontario's Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, passed in 2005, aims to make the province barrier-free by 2025. Despite progress, such as improved facilities in some towns, the deadline is at risk. Advocates like David Lepofsky criticize the government for not meeting standards, while the Ministry claims significant investments in infrastructure and services. The gap between government claims and the experiences of those with disabilities highlights ongoing challenges in achieving full accessibility.
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