accessibility

Meet Luke from STOPGAP

A single step can be a really big issue. Not just for someone who uses a wheelchair. A Toronto engineer who created a simple, user-friendly ramp that's made hundreds of businesses more accessible recently received the Everyday Political Citizen award from civic advocacy group Samara Canada. Luke Anderson — who crashed while mountain biking in [...]

February 25th, 2016|Tags: accessibility, civil engineer, disability, disability services, engineer, engineering, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, intentional exploration, research, workplace accessibility|1 Comment

From Engineer to Mandarin language school owner, and your chance to Support Career Buzz on the Fall Membership edition

Join co-host Nicole Hamilton and I as we host the NEW SOUND OF YOUR CITY fall membership show. Please donate to support Career Buzz, and become a member of CIUT. It's a registered charity. Any amount is great -- 25 bucks gets you a tax receipt. Donate Online, or call in during the show, [...]

November 13th, 2015|Tags: accessibility, engineer, engineering, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, ESL, language, language learning, management, mandarin, school, student, system design, teacher|1 Comment

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