Disability Is on the Ballot: What a Paralympian’s Senate Run Says About Representation
A four-time Paralympian won Iowa’s Democratic Senate primary. What Josh Turek’s run says about disability representation, reported without taking sides.
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The New Battery Math for Flying With a Power Chair: What the 2026 Rules Changed
Aviation rules treat your power-chair battery as dangerous goods. Here is the 2026 watt-hour math, what Canadian carriers and CATSA require, and a pre-flight checklist.
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The People Behind Gaming’s Accessibility Era Just Lost Their Jobs: What the Xbox Reset Means for Players With Disabilities
Microsoft’s 6 July layoffs reached the Xbox accessibility teams behind the Adaptive Controller and the testing service. What changed for players with disabilities, and what did not.
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Connected by Touch: The Communication Tech DeafBlind Canadians Use, and What Is New
How DeafBlind Canadians communicate through Protactile, tactile sign, social haptics, and braille technology, plus the new touch-based devices arriving in 2026 and the Canadian support gap.
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Adaptive Housing: How to Make Any Home Work for You
Most homes weren’t built with people with disabilities in mind. A practical, room-by-room guide to affordable adaptations and the Canadian funding that helps.
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Adaptive Travel: How to Go Anywhere Without the Anxiety
People with disabilities travel everywhere, ready or not. The information, preparation, and questions that turn a risky trip into one that works.
