Ontario Urged to Suspend Need for Consent Before Withdrawing Life Support When COVID Crushes Hospitals – Accessibility News, your Online Magazine Devoted to Disability Accessibility.

January 22, 2021 / by BBG Security / All, aoda.

Canada’s Supreme Court ruled in 2013 that a major Toronto Hospital could not withdraw life-support from a minimally conscious and severely brain-damaged man without his family’s consent. Read more athttps://aoda.ca/ontario-urged-to-suspend-need-for-consent-before-withdrawing-life-support-when-covid-crushes-hospitals/ Related

Winnipeg model with a disability selected for cover of US mag Pin-Up Life – Winnipeg

January 4, 2019 / by BBG Security / Crystal Rondeau, Dottie St. Laurent, Entertainment, Mark Bilash, Photography, Vintage and Vogue Photography

[ad_1] For photographer Mark Bilash, a chance encounter in a local Facebook group led to a series of unexpectedly inspiring shoots. Bilash – whose Vintage and Vogue Photography specializes in vintage themes and styles, like 1950s pin-ups and the ‘old Hollywood’ look of the 1940s – told 680 CJOB a post from a model with a […]

‘Boxing saved my life’: Owner of Salmon Arm boxing centre committed to training participants, regardless of disability

December 20, 2018 / by BBG Security / boxing diverse-abilities, boxing for disabilities, boxing Salmon Arm, Bulldogs Fitness and Boxing, Bulldogs salmon Arm, Canada, Lifestyle, Owner of Bulldogs Fitness & Boxing Centre in Salmon Arm, Peggy Maertz, Salmon Arm, Sports, works with student Maureen Fisher

[ad_1] Peggy Maertz, owner of Bulldogs Fitness and Boxing Centre in Salmon Arm, has found her life’s calling. “I really feel like I found what I’m called to do,” Maetz said. “This is exactly the place I was looking for where I could belong, exactly as I was. A place to be safe, be vulnerable […]