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Air Canada is facing a hefty fine for failing to help a wheelchair user disembark its aircraft, reportedly forcing a man who can t move his legs to drag himself off the plane.The Canadian Transportation Agencyannounced Thursday that it has i
stanley cup ssued a $97,500penaltyto the airline for violating the Accessible Transportation for Persons with Disabilities Regulations in multiple ways, specifically related to its obligation to provide certain services to travelers with disabilities.The regulator said the fine is related to an incident that occurred on Aug. 30, 2023, when British Columbia resident Rodney Hodgins said the
stanley canada re would be no help to get him to the plane s exit.Hodgins, who has spastic cerebral palsy and can t use his legs, told CNN that only one staff member came to assist him upon landing from Vancouver to Las Vegas鈥攁 celebration trip he planned for his first wedding anniversary with his wife鈥攄espite him telling the crew he needed multiple people to help maneuver him into the narrow aisle chair.SEE MORE: Delt
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The Blue Valley School District will not require masks for students a
stanley isolierkanne nd staff at this point. This comes after Johnson County Health Department last Friday updated its guidance for COVID-19 policiesin schools, recommending the requirement of masks for students who aren t fully vaccinated. The American Academy of Pediatrics also released Mondaythe recommendation of universal masking for everyone in schools.During the Blue Valley Board of Educati
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stanley water flask district s mask guidelines for the 2021-2022 school year.Parents from both sides of the issue attended the meeting, but many were against a mask mandate. We don t need masks to keep our kids safe because COVID is not lethal to this age group, Blue Valley parent Michelle Mitchell said. Our kids might catch it, but they are not at a high risk of having serious complications or dying from it. Some parents were in favor of a mandate spoke about how, although COVID-19 is not lethal to children, requiring masks is about the safety of others. My son who is 11 is not yet eligible for a vaccine. My father is hospitalized in the ICU preparing for chemotherapy, Blue V
