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July 12, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 The BC Association for Community Living is proud to launch the “On my way” video blog. This project is meant to help students with special needs and their families prepare for a full life after high school. Our goal is to increase options and opportunities leading to full inclusion and citizenship for people with developmental disabilities.
July 11, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 It has been a while since we have posted something from our View Point series of guest blog posts, critiques, thoughts and ideas shared both from our website and others. This View Point comes to us from Catherine Frazee's own blog site.
July 6, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 CACL is pleased to announce the launch of the Summer 2012 edition of Coming Together… to create change.
July 5, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 Join Inclusion International and The Arc of the United States at the 2012 National Convention and International Forum - Achieving Inclusion Across the Globe- in Washington D.C. October 25-28.
July 3, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 On June 15th, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the Canadian Association for Community Living announced a project to address the issue of abuse against older people with disabilities and Deaf people, that will have a national reach and a neighbourhood-level impact.
June 25, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
 CBC Radio show Cross Country Check-up did a call in show on Sunday June 24th related to the BC Supreme Court decision enabling physician-assisted suicide
June 18, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
CACL President Laurie Larson gave the closing address to Community LivingOntario's Annual Conference in Toronto on June 1st.
June 18, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
For Immediate ReleaseJune 15, 2012BC Supreme Court Ruling on Assisted Suicide Raises Profound Concerns for Canadians with Disabilities
June 7, 2012 | CACL Web Editor
The New Brunswick government committed to make record investments in inclusion support services and initiatives due to a report that was in large part developed by CACL's Inclusive Education Canada director Gordon Porter.
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