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30 Mar

1961

The Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons (VRDP) Act is developed in Canada.

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30 Mar

1959

An amendment to the Mental Diseases Act in 1959, resulted in an additional

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30 Mar

1958

The Canadian Association for Retarded Children (CARC) was developed

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30 Mar

1955

A call for deinstitutionalization in Canada was made when the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living (SACL) was created.

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30 Mar

1952

The Southern Alberta Council for Retarded Children

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30 Mar

1951

The National Conference on the Rehabilitation of the Physically Disabled was held in Canada.

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30 Mar

1950’s-1970’s

The U.S.A-originated slogan “Hire the Handicapped” became widespread across Canada during the post-WW2 period

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30 Mar

1949

The Mentally Incapacitated Persons Act replaces the Estates of the Mentally Incompetent Act in Alberta.

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30 Mar

1937

An amendment of the Sexual Sterilization Act in this year

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30 Mar

1932

Emily Murphy, a renowned Canadian feminist who was part of “The Famous Five”

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