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03 Apr

2017 October

Alberta celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) for the first time.

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02 Apr

2018 June 20

Canadian MP and Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities

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01 Apr

2018 June 3

On June 3, Alberta’s first Disability Pride Parade was held in Calgary.

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01 Apr

2018 June

Bill 5: An Act to Strengthen Financial Security for Persons with Disabilities passed its third hearing.

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01 Apr

2018 June 2

The Government of Alberta sets out to hire its first Advocate for People With Disabilities, about 11 months after the original announcement.

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01 Apr

2018 May

The Government of Alberta sets out to hire its first Advocate for People With Disabilities, about 11 months after the original announcement.

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01 Apr

2018 January

On January 19, The Government of Alberta announces that a review of the Persons with Developmental Disabilities program is underway.

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01 Apr

2017 March

The first hearing of Bill 211 (a bill proposed to revise discretionary trust within AISH) is passed. However, the bill did not progress to gain Royal Assent

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01 Apr

2017

In early April, Calgary-North West NDP MLA Sandra Jansen introduced a private member’s bill calling for the province to create an official disability advocate.

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01 Apr

2016 June

In June it was announced that an intrusive and embarrassing testing process, called the Supports Intensity Scale (SIS) had been dropped from PDD criteria

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