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Chairperson's Update - Special Edition

Alert: Something to do before the holidays

I know that this is a busy time of year, but there is something that I want you to do before the holidays begin: write to the Hon. Lisa Raitt and/or your Member of Parliament and explain why Canada Post must maintain accessible and inclusive service, which meets the needs of Canadians with disabilities.

CCD before Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities

Accessible, Affordable and Inclusive Canada Post Service Important to Canadians with Disabilities

Briefing Note Re: Proposed Changes to Canada Post Service

For CCD's Testimony Before the
Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities

CCD

Media Advisory - CCD Before Standing Committee on Transport

CCD Will Testify Before Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities about Recent Changes Announced by Canada Post

Ottawa, 18 December 2013 - Today, Bob Brown and Roy Hanes, representatives of the Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD), will appear before the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (3:00 pm – 4:00 pm in Room C-110, 1 Wellington Street, Ottawa, ON) to discuss Canada Post's announced changes to services.

CCD to Minister of Transport about Canada Post

16 December 2013

Hon. Lisa Raitt
Minister of Transport
Ottawa, ON
K1A 0A6
Email: lisa.raitt@parl.gc.ca

Dear Minister Raitt:

From the Desk of the CCD National Coordinator

December 11th and 12th, 2013.   Well these two days are almost over and I must say they were challenging and exciting.  It began with providing final comment to CCD’s legal brief to the Supreme Court of Canada regarding the Appellants opposition to our intervention in the Carter case (assisted suicide).    Our legal team at bakerlaw have been great, responding to short time lines, balancing some challenging issues, and responding strongly to protect the interests of vulnerable people in regard to any change in the Criminal Code prohibition on assisted sui

Press Release: Disabled Canadians' Concerns about Ending Door to Door Postal Service

December 12, 2013                                                      For Immediate Release

 

Disabled Canadians' Concerns about Ending Door to Door Postal Service

To All Members of Parliament

December 12, 2013

Disabled Canadians Concerns about Ending Door to Door Postal Service

CCD, a national organization of persons with disabilities is concerned that Canada Post’s proposal to end door to door postal services will adversely impact Canadians with disabilities.  Community mailbox delivery is inadequate for those with mobility or vision impairments and will make people with disabilities more dependent upon family and friends to pick up their mail for them.

Celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Comments by Tony Dolan, CCD National Chairperson, at December 3rd Breakfast Hosted by Ministers Flaherty and Kenney.

Thank you Minister Flaherty and Minister Kenney we appreciate your support and willingness to celebrate with us International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

I want to recognize representatives of some other disability organizations who are here with CCD and the Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL).

Annual Report: 2012/2013

Executive Committee

  • Tony Dolan, Chairperson
  • Marie Ryan, Past Chairperson
  • Pat Danforth, 1st Vice Chair
  • Steve Estey, 2nd Vice Chair
  • Anne M. McPhee, Treasurer
  • Marc Workman*/Anne M.
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