The ADA and AODA Require Way Finding to be improved in Public Spaces and Offices JESleeth, Olga Dosis, CL DeMaeyer OPC Inc While hiking along what was supposed to be a marked trail [...]
NEWS UPDATESeptember 1, 2011 Today is a historic day for the Physiotherapy Profession & for all patients Although for many years physiotherapists have had the expertise to [...]
Served A Human Rights Tribunal Application Lately? The New HRTO will represent how AODA related issues will be managed and heard in the opinion of labour lawyers and the [...]
Background; The following Blog for today arises from my review of a talk Honourable David Onley delivered in the last few weeks in Ontario. As part of David Onley’s talk he provided [...]
Set back for yet another back pain medication highlights the need for emphasis on prevention & exercise efforts Yet another drug aimed at being a cure all for [...]
When does someone need a physiotherapist? How do I know if they are excellent in their field of Practice? In our practice at OPC Inc we find a number of employees are attending very passive types [...]
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What’s up Doc? Challenging the Validity of a Doctor’s Note From Marnie Courage on Tue, Jun, 7, 2011 02:04 PM OPC Ergonomic Consultant Winnipeg Working for an industrial [...]
What’s up Doc? Challenging the Validity of a Doctor’s Note From Marnie Courage on Tue, Jun, 7, 2011 02:04 PM OPC Ergonomic Consultant Winnipeg Working for an industrial [...]
AODA Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Released Posted by OPC Jun 3 2011 02:08 PM EST On June 3, 2011, the Ontario government announced the release of the final version of [...]
