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AODA (Association for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) Definition

AODA is legislation that aims to achieve accessibility for individuals with disabilities in Ontario by removing barriers to goods, services, facilities, and employment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The AODA seeks to create a fully accessible Ontario by removing barriers for individuals with disabilities.
All organizations in Ontario, including businesses, non-profits, and public sector organizations, must comply.
Requirements include accessibility standards for customer service, employment, information, communications, and public spaces.
Compliance deadlines depend on the size and type of organization, but larger organizations were required to comply earlier.

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