Gerry Post

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This is absolutely crazy and I am sure against HRM regulations.

@Marco_Pasqua Thanks Marco 🙏. I am so impressed by our N.S. Realtors, they are 100% committed to accessibility and inclusion.

@gerrypost kudos for pushing this though and making it happen! 👏🏻 You are really setting the bar my friend.

Yes! It's about time someone addressed this. Hopefully this sets precedence for other provinces to follow suit. cbc.ca/player/play/vi… 🏡♿️ #AccessibleHousing #Accessibility

@geoffkerson Thank you Geoff 🙏. I am so impressed by our Nova Scotia Realtors.

@gerrypost Way to go, Gerry!

@MikeSavageHFX This is Wonderful, but please fix the Accessible Seating…placing the disabled where no one wants to sit is disrespectful. Who wants to sit behind the corner flag, with warm up players blocking view of play and with jumbo screen immediately behind the disabled seating :(

"Are you ready Halifax? Tune into the @northernsuperleague Instagram live stream tonight at 6:40 PM AT for the unveiling of Halifax’s first-ever professional women’s soccer club!”

@BrianGeorgeHFX The City approved it they are ok with it 😡

Bayer’s Lake and Dartmouth Crossing are so poorly designed. How is a CITY okay with this?!

‘Humiliating’: Former Paralympian forced to haul herself up stairs to board WestJet flight. We need better legislation that protects the rights and safety of passengers with disabilities. #RightsOnFlights globalnews.ca/news/10104283/…

CAO Stephanie Cadieux with Duncan McCue from CBC 'The Current' this morning about air travel accessibility in Canada. Listen here: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Passenger forced to drag himself off Air Canada flight after ⁦@AirCanada⁩ failed to provide wheelchair assistance #RightsOnFlights cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

Well. @AirCanada left my chair in Toronto. I’m now without my essential equipment. Independence taken away. I’m furious. Unacceptable. #RightsOnFlights

Today I had the privilege of introducing Bill 361, Provincial Court Act Amended; it is similar to the Federal Bill known as Kiera’s law. It would ensure that the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Nova Scotia will establish education courses for judges of the provincial Court respecting sexual assault law, intimate partner violence, coerce control in intimate partner and family relationships and social context. Unfortunately, I am contacted too often by victims of Family Violence and Abuse and victims of sexual assault who often feel re-victimized by the legal system. I meet with victims from Cumberland North and have also been contacted by persons outside Cumberland North. Last year, Vicki Godfrey contacted me and asked if I could advocate to bring Keira’s Law to Nova Scotia. Vicki Godfrey is Co-Lead of the Court She Said Canada. Today, Vicki shared these comments: “Keira’s Law will positively impact the lives of domestic violence survivors and their children, ensuring judges and related professions in the family court system are educated on the insidious effects of DV and coercive control pre and post-separation. Domestic violence is relevant to parenting and the best interests of the child. Jennifer Kagan, Keira’s mother, has worked tirelessly to spotlight systemic failures harming mothers and children. NS mothers experiencing post-separation abuse are grateful and empowered to work toward much-needed reform.” Earlier this year, the federal government adopted Bill C-233, whereby federal judges would receive this type of specific education, and this bill would bring the same requirements to Nova Scotia. The federal law was named in honour of Keira Kagan, a four-year-old found dead with her father in 2020 in an apparent murder-suicide after being left in his care. Her mother had tried, in vain, to have the courts recognize the danger her daughter faced from her father, who had a history of intimate partner violence. If you want the Nova Scotia government to adopt this Bill, please get in touch with your MLA, Premier and Minister of Justice for Nova Scotia. @ChenderClaudia #familyviolence #sexualassault #misogyny #education

Do you have any experience in #EmergencyManagement? Join our public review of our standard on accessible emergency measures! Help contribute to a safer and more accessible Canada today! ow.ly/YOXt50PXNrM

It’s wonderful what these businesses are trying to achieve but restoring a historic building doesn’t mean we must also restore our public safety & accessibility standards to historic levels until they can afford to meet our current modern standards! cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

Here’s my latest contribution with @AccessibleMedia Now with Dave Brown on #climateanxiety #climatechange #anxiety some ideas on how to cope. spotify.link/sw2sTXIJMDb

In case you were wondering……keep COVID rapids at home. And remember, not everyone with COVID is very very sick. A big new headache and fatigue alone can also be COVID. Testing let’s you #knowyourstatus, protect others and access treatment for those at high risk. #testingwin

Exciting news...the 2023/24 Buildings Without Barriers Challenge is officially underway! The @RickHansenFdn, with the support of @BOMA_CAN, is challenging commercial and multi-unit residential property owners and managers to accelerate their organization's accessibility journey and make their properties inclusive for all.  Showcase your commitment to accessibility for people with all abilities by taking the pledge. Learn more at rickhansen.com/Challenge

The Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN) is excited to invite you to our next CAN Connect Forum: Accessible Transportation on October 26th, 2023, from 12:00–1:00 P.M. ET. Join us and guest speakers from @Transport_gc for the discussion! Register now: carleton.ca/accessibility-…

@HFXWanderersFC Please improve accessibility for wheelchair users…design it to the Rick Hansen Foundation Gold Standard! I don’t want to sit behind a corner flag where no-one else wants to sit. I want to be able to sit mid-field to enjoy full view of the game. Thank you!

⚓️ It’s time for Halifax to have a home for outdoor sports and entertainment. Today, president and founder Derek Martin presented our proposal for a permanent venue at Wanderers Grounds that would be the city’s community stadium while remaining the home field of the club.