B.C. residents with disabilities demand a say on proposed accessibility law

For Amanda Reaume, acquiring a disability meant awakening to a civil rights movement in a way made possible only through lived experience.
Last year, the 33-year-old writer suffered a brain injury that left her with balance problems and having to relearn how to walk and talk at the same time. She returned to work in Vancouver six months later but with a new, invisible disability.
“Becoming disabled, it really makes me consider accessibility a lot more, and the ways in which