Between July 2016 and February 2017, the federal government is consulting Canadians on planned federal accessibility legislation. (slaw.ca)
The proposed Nova Scotia accessibility legislation decides broadly on what must be included in the standards, what organization it can apply to and who must be consulted on the standards, among other things. (slaw.ca)
Now what will happen is a mismatch of accessibility legislation in each province being enforced differently, instead of a harmonized set of guidelines that both businesses and employers across Canada can follow. (slaw.ca)