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Careers & Education

New research from Deloitte Canada reveals growing gaps in Canadians’ access to technology and digital skills

Samira Balsara -
A new report from Deloitte Canada found growing gaps in Canadians’ access to digital technology and skills development, as well as an increased threat...
Future of Work

Make big impacts by doing “small things.” Insights from a deaf UX designer

Jim Love -
"There's a lot of platitudes that you hear in this area, but this discussion has blown me away," said Fawn Annan, chief executive officer...
Artificial Intelligence

AI-based AccessNow, Daniels to map accessibility of Regent Park

Paul Barker -
An announcement late last week involving builder and developer The Daniels Corporation and accessibility technology company AccessNow represents a major step forward in determining...
Emerging Tech

Coffee Briefing Jan. 4, 2022 – accessibility maps; airlines request 5G delay; and more

Tom Li -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada's editorial team! Missed...
Government & Public Sector

What should organizations know about AODA compliance?

Tom Li -
More now than ever, accessibility has become the top of mind for any organization. The Canadian Survey on Disability revealed that 22 per cent...
Digital Transformation

Ontarians hoping latest amendments will give the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act ‘some teeth’

Baneet Braich -
Experts say the new guidelines and fines are a hopeful push to legitimize the importance of digital accessibility in a booming internet economy.
Artificial Intelligence

Toronto-based startup among Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility grantees

Pragya Sehgal -
Microsoft recently announced 11 new grantees in Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility program, naming iMerciv, a Toronto-based startup among them.
Emerging Tech

Microsoft announces Soundscape audio navigation app in Canada

Tom Li -
Microsoft has announced the Canadian launch of Soundscape, a navigation app that helps guide people with vision impairment using 3D audio queues.

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