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Incorporate input from appropriate accessibility specialists when making accessibility upgrades, for public or in support of an employee requiring accommodation.

Support awareness in local businesses/organizations that guide dogs are legally permitted on all premises

Explore joint or individual sensitivity training and education for partner employees regarding both physical and mental disability for those who deliver services.

Library to investigate integration with Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA) programming and adaptive technologies

Explore updating the District of Port Edward website to ensure it meets WCAG2 (accessible) standards

Explore updating North Coast Regional District website to ensure it meets WCAG 2 (accessible) standards

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