The disability community is heavily affected by the global economic recession.
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Skills Society in Edmonton is established in Edmonton as a response to the call for deinstitutionalization in Alberta.
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The Southern Alberta Community Living Association (SACLA) is established.
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The Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCC) releases a report entitled “Roles and Initiatives of the Federal Government
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Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) is established by the Government of Alberta.
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Handicapping America, written by Frank Bowe, was published.1 It was regarded as monumental in the sphere of disability activism in North America.
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The non-profit Transitions is established in St. Albert, with the mission to “provide services to people with disabilities, enabling them to enjoy independence and a quality of life they choose by building on individual...
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Avonmore school and St. Matthew school allow children with disabilities into their classrooms as the fight for more schooling options continues.
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The Coalition of Provincial Organizations of the Handicapped
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Gateway Association was founded in Edmonton by passionate parents looking to open doors for their children with Gloria Shade-Weaver being founding president.
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