David Lepofsky was shocked to learn he was about to cross from the sidewalk into a bike path during a walk with a friend earlier this month — something he only learned because his sighted friend ...

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind's Come to Work program helps people who are blind, have low vision or are deaf-blind build the skills they need to become ready for employment (Submitted ...

David Lepofsky has been at the forefront of advocacy for people in Ontario living with disabilities for decades. The blind lawyer chairs the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) ...

A bike lane embedded in a sidewalk along Eglinton Avenue West is so poorly designed, it’s actually illegal, claims disability rights advocate David Lepofsky. “Who designed this, who approved this?” ...

The blind lawyer who spent ten years in a legal fight to force the Toronto Transit Commission to announce subway stops says he is now embroiled in another human rights struggle with the TTC -- to get ...

David Lepofsky remembers the elation he felt back in 2005 when the bill he and other disability advocates had been fighting to pass for more than a decade finally became law in Ontario. *Billed as ...

Disability advocate David Lepofsky remembers first meeting reporter David Onley in May 1995 as a provincial election was underway. Onley had heard that then Conservative leader Mike Harris had made an ...