Target's newest model is an adorable 6 year-old with Down syndrome.

Downs:  The History of a Disability

Special Election Issue

Talking about the"R-word".

News from Halton Support Services

Thanks to Verda Werden for representing HDSA and women with Down syndrome during this consultation process.

New research suggests that handwriting strengthens the learning process, while using a keyboard may hinder the process.

Effective as of January 1, 2011.

In reference to new gifted program at Halton District School Board

UBC doctors find critical link that can lead to treatment.

Toronto Star article

An article from the Alzheimer Society

Oakville Beaver article features HDSA member, Erinn Bursey, and the charitable ACCEPTional Foundation created by her brother, Matthew.

The term "mentally retarded" removed from most federal laws. 

Trustees vote in favor of motion to expand gifted program at the expense of other programs and services.

"Post's story reveals access to education in province is not equal"

Family embraces Down syndrome.

Supporting students with special education needs in the Early Learning Program, 2010-2011.

One step closer to implementing full-day learning for 4 and 5 year olds.

An additional $9 million per year being invested to support new programs and improve existing services.

National Post - March 5, 2010

Education Minister introduces new legislation.

Leona Dombrowsky replaces Kathleen Wynne as Education Minister in recent cabinet shuffle.

HDSA Board members, Leanne Kirk and Bruce Whitehouse, accept a cheque for $10,000 from the Rotary Club of Burlington.

Read about how Scott promotes inclusiveness in sport.

Business Takes Action newsletter features HDSA member, Bruce Whitehouse.  President and owner of The Whiting Group, Bruce works to remove barriers in the workplace for individuals with disabilities.

Student achievement to be number one priority of school boards.