The Partnership Council champions the hiring of people with disabilities and provides strategic advice to the Ontario Minister of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure to enhance employment opportunities for Ontarians with disabilities.
Canada’s ability to compete internationally is predicated on its ability to innovate, to create and enhance the productivity of its businesses. As an engine for growth and employment, small businesses must expand the talent pool upon which they rely to include university and college-educated people with disabilities who are ready, willing and able to help them compete.
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