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Hiring People with Disabilities Makes Business Sense

Exceeding financial targets and effectively anticipating change are two of many key benefits to cultivating an inclusive workplace. Read on to discover what else the research shows. Thank you to the Presidents Group for allowing us to share this information.

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Let’s Make Accessibility a Standard, Not a Suggestion

West Coast Aquatic Safaris has accomplished what few other tour operators have managed: successful execution of a comfortable, accessible and sustainable ocean experience.
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Ogopogo Tours takes Accessible Tourism to Heart

Proactive learning, steady growth and a focus on the future lead this wine tour company along a fruitful path toward the fast-growing, untapped market of Accessible Tourism.
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Building an Inclusive Corporate Culture: A Small Business Approach

Creating an accessible workplace benefits more than just your employees - but the physical environment is just one part of the pie.
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