Ontario is failing on accessibility goals

David Lepofsky, Toronto Star, June 11 2015
Ten years after Ontario promised to make the province fully accessible by 2025, we’re not nearly on track. Why are we doing so poorly? Ontario hasn’t created all the accessibility standards needed to ensure the province reaches full accessibility by 2025. Nor has it effectively enforced the accessibility standards we have. The government knows of years of rampant private-sector violations of this law. Yet it too often sat on its hands, leaving unspent millions of dollars dedicated to the act’s implementation.