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Abilities Magazine

Summer 2006

Cover image: Summer 2006


Health + Activity

Rick Hansen Wheels in Motion

Arts

The Next Generation


By Charles Silverman

Health + Activity

Seeking Sanctuary


By Carter Hammett

Human Rights

Inclusion


By Raymond D. Cohen

Arts

Read All About It!


By Lisa Bendall

Travel

Due South

Technology

Segway Out There?

Technology

Warren Rupnarain's Election Tour and Ryerson's Fashion Show

Arts

CBC's Coverage of Latimer's Proposed Appeal is Lopsided

Travel

Prepare for Takeoff!


By Avril Rinn

Health + Activity

Finding Balance


By Anna Quon

People

Power Player


By Jamie Sutherland

Travel

A Feast for the Senses


By Kyra McMahon and Maura Ross

Health + Activity

Fish Tales


By Ing Wong-Ward

Independent Living

In Transit


By Aaron Broverman

Health + Activity

The View From Here


By Natalie Shahinian

Social Policy

In Conversation with Sam Sullivan


By Raymond D. Cohen

Independent Living

Access Guide Canada


By Christine Staddon

Learning

Charting a New Course


By Tamara Daly, Miha Dinca-Panaitescu, Gail Kunkel, Marcia Rioux, Christy Spielman and Ezra Zubrow

Arts

Disappearing Act


By Miguel A. Zapata

Independent Living

The Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres


By Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres

Health + Activity

A Prescription for Health and Well-being


By Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres

Social Policy

Moving Backwards


By Council of Canadians with Disabilities

Independent Living

Speak Out to Build an Inclusive and Accessible Canada


By Council of Canadians with Disabilities

Health + Activity

Rick Hansen Wheels in Motion


By Rick Hansen Man In Motion Foundation

Health + Activity

Designing Inclusively


By Ontario Human Rights Commission

Family Life

Healing Hands


By Bayshore Home Health

Health + Activity

MS and Travel


By Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada
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