The Latest Federal Debate on Accessibility Issues Ahead of the Election | The Pulse @thepulseami
The Latest Federal Debate on Accessibility Issues Ahead of the Election | The Pulse  @thepulseami
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
On April 8, all parties were called for a debate on accessibility issues in Canada ahead of the next federal election.

Host Grant Hardy reviews some of the big takeaways with David Lepofsky, the chair of the AODA Alliance.

Plus, we're featuring an older conversation with David Lepofsky about the importance of all candidate debates, and how minority governments can still impose change.
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