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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

The 88% couples rule for AISH and ADAP is gone. Alberta repealed it on October 1, 2026. The order says the government must pay back the difference. There is still no date for when 💚 #AISH #ADAP kings-printer.alberta.ca/Documents/Or... #AISH #ADAP

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

How broken does a system have to be that a family has to share the hardest parts of their life on camera to prove their son is "disabled enough" for AISH? In case you missed it… here's the Global News story. Please share so more people see Ben's story. 💚 @marierenaud.bsky.social #AISH #ADAP #abpoli

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, I'm thinking of the survivors and the children who never came home, and their families. As a Métis person with Cree heritage, this day is personal for me, and I'll keep listening and learning. 🧡 #EveryChildMatters

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Kristi and Ben, I am so sorry. Ben is fully dependent and was still deemed employable under ADAP. The way this government decides who is "employable" is irresponsible and undignified. Thank you for joining @marierenaud.bsky.social to share your story. 💚 #AISH #ADAP

Marie Renaud, in a blue blazer, stands at a podium with a sign that reads Alberta's New Democrat Caucus, listening as a woman in a red sweater speaks. An Alberta flag is behind them. A post from the Alberta NDP is laid over the photo. It says: The UCP and Danielle Smith have failed Albertans with disabilities. It shouldn't take public pressure and media attention for someone to get approved for AISH. How many other Albertans who are fully dependent on caregivers are being told they should be able to work? It's time for the UCP to cancel the ADAP transition and strengthen AISH. Albertans with disabilities deserve dignity, security and a government that supports them.

Page 1 of an Alberta NDP news release dated Sep 29, 2026. Headline: UCP's ADAP transition leaves Albertans with disabilities being told to just get a job. Text: The UCP government's transition from AISH to ADAP leaves Albertans with disabilities without the support they need. Families are being told that loved ones with severe disabilities, who are clearly unable to work, are considered employable and should just get a job. Marie Renaud, Alberta NDP Shadow Minister for Community and Social Services, spoke today alongside Kristi Hall-Busque and her son Ben Hall-Busque. "Ben is fully dependent, uses a wheelchair, and requires overnight nursing care. We were told directly that he was considered employable, and I still can't wrap my head around that," said Kristi Hall-Busque. "The obstacles we've faced over the last few months have been dangerous, cruel, and completely unnecessary."

Page 2 of the Alberta NDP news release. Text: As always, after significant public pressure and media attention, Ben's family was informed this morning that the decision had been reversed and that Ben had been approved for AISH following a review. While the family welcomed the decision, they said it does not erase the months of uncertainty and barriers they faced navigating the process. "The UCP promised Albertans with disabilities they wouldn't lose support under this transition," said Marie Renaud, Alberta NDP Shadow Minister for Community and Social Services. "Yet we're hearing story after story from Albertans with disabilities who have lost benefits or spent months living with uncertainty while trying to navigate a broken system." "Ben's approval today doesn't change the fact that a young man with disabilities was initially deemed employable. Families should not have to request reviews, fight government decisions, or go public to access the support they are entitled to. The UCP's ADAP transition has created unnecessary hardship for vulnerable Albertans and left too many people behind."

Page 3 of the Alberta NDP news release. Text: "It's time for the government to admit it's failures. Scrap ADAP and strengthen AISH." The Alberta NDP continues to call on the government to reverse the transition to ADAP and restore a strengthened AISH program that provides Albertans with disabilities with the support they need.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Albertans with disabilities: if you need a special ballot for the October 19 referendum, Friday, September 25 is the deadline to request one. These questions matter to our community, and so does casting our ballot. 🌐 specialballot.elections.ab.ca ☎️ 1-877-672-1365 Thanks @pialberta.bsky.social 💚

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Alberta is recruiting for the Compassionate Intervention Commission. Applications close Friday. A three person panel decides whether an adult or youth is detained and treated for addiction without their consent. The public member seat needs lived experience. secure.alberta.ca/epaas/register

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

$150 one time payment for people on the Canada Disability Benefit. You do not apply for it. It is meant to offset the doctor's fee for the DTC form. No payment date posted yet. www.canada.ca/en/employmen... #DisabilityRights

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About the Canada Disability Benefit program - Canada.ca

An overview of the Canada Disability Benefit Act and the regulatory development engagement process, with key web links

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

Alberta has a $2 billion surplus. That gives us a choice about what we do with it. Disabled Albertans lost $200 a month when ADAP replaced AISH. Minister Nixon says this is an opportunity. It is. Reverse the cut. If you agree, help make sure Albertans hear this.💚

Graphic showing scattered Canadian $100 bills in the background with a white social media post card from Zachary Weeks. The post reads: “Jason Nixon on the $2 billion surplus: ‘Alberta has been given an opportunity and Alberta's government will not waste it.’ Disabled Albertans lost $200 a month when ADAP replaced AISH in July. Here is the opportunity, Minister. Reverse it.”

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Bruce deserved better🧡 Disabled Albertans deserve better. Join us in Edmonton: Sat Sept 12, 1-3 p.m. Centennial Plaza, 9924 101A Ave NW. Vigil, rally and procession. oneistoomany.alpac.site Please share this far and wide. #OneIsTooMany #DisabilityRights #AISH #ADAP

On a light yellow, almost white background, in orange letters is 'ONE' below that is 'TOO MANY'. To the right of the word 'ONE', above the words 'IS TOO MANY', in olive green letters is 'DISABLED LIFE LOST'.

Below this text are the words 'RALLY' centre aligned dot 'VIGIL' centre aligned dot 'PROCESSION' in dark reddish brown lettering.

Below this text, on a painted orange-yellow square, is an outline drawing of Bruce, surrounded by six orange wood lilies.

Bruce description: a man in his mid fifties, a full beard, tussled hair, wearing aviator-like rectangle glasses. His eyes appear gentle and has a slight smile on his face.

To the right of this image, words written vertically, a 90 degree flip to the right from the text above, beside the yellow square, they read "BRUCE ARTHUR JOHNSON • 06/12/1968 - 08/06/2026

To the left of the square and image, words written vertically, ascending upwards, a 90 degree flip to the left from the poster headline, it reads 'TRAGICALLY TOOK HIS OWN LIFE DUE TO UCP POLICY'

Below the yellow square and image, in dark reddish brown reads 'SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12TH 2026' below this line reads 'CENTENNIAL PLAZA, 9924 101A AVE'

Below this line reads, in orange 'TIME: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM'. Underline by a yellow line. To the right of this is a QR code in orange. This code links to https://oneistoomany.alpac.site/

Below the yellow line, in olive green it reads 'BROUGHT TO YOU BY: PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE FOR DISABLED ALBERTANS'.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

I’m back. 💚 Next Thursday, I’ll be joining Marie and Colton to talk about Alberta Disability Income Assistance and the AISH to ADAP transition. Be kind and remember…We need our disability community united, not divided. www.albertandpcaucus.ca/events/event... #ADAP #AISH #Alberta

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 09/08/2026

Thank you so much for the kind comment! You made my day! 💚

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

The search for Parker shows what meaningful inclusion looks like: listening to his family, adapting to his needs, and valuing him as a person. May we carry that same spirit into how we support disabled people every day. Share only official updates. If seen, call 911. #FindParker

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 18/07/2026

PLS SHARE: AMBER Alert for Calgary for missing Parker. Pls call 911 if seen. Although Parker is 11, authorities say he functions at approximately the level of a two- to three-year-old child. He is non-verbal, may be frightened and may not respond when called. #AmberAlert #FindParker #yyc #Alberta

Calgary Police Service missing-child poster showing Parker seated shirtless outdoors with closely cropped brown hair and black shorts. Parker is 11 years old, 4 feet 11 inches tall, approximately 90 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen shirtless, wearing grey shorts, black noise-cancelling headphones and black Skechers. He was last seen at his day home in the 0 to 100 block of Connaught Drive N.W. between 11:08 and 11:41 a.m. on Thursday, July 16, 2026.

Calgary Police Service missing-child poster for Parker, featuring two blurry CCTV images of him walking along a residential street near parked vehicles. The poster states that the footage was captured on Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 12:52 p.m. in the 5000–6000 block of Travis Crescent N.E. It lists case number CA26318270 and provides emergency, non-emergency and Crime Stoppers contact information.

Calgary Police Service search-information poster for missing child Parker. Residents are asked to thoroughly check garages, sheds, backyards, hot tubs, swimming pools, under decks and other hiding places; review home security footage; share Parker’s photo; and remain alert in parks, pathways, green spaces and alleys. Only footage showing Parker should be uploaded through the police evidence portal. Emergency: 911. Non-emergency: 403-266-1234.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 05/07/2026

New information may help answer one of the biggest questions about ADAP💚 I broke the information package down into plain language: www.zacharyweeks.ca/blog/adap-employment-services-employnext-alberta #AISH #ADAP #yyc #yeg #Alberta

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

The momentum is building, and the appetite for change is undeniable. It was an honour to attend last night’s nomination meeting for @marierenaud.bsky.social and chat about the challenges Albertans with disabilities are facing. #AlbertaPolitics #DisabilityAdvocacy #yeg #StAlbert #Alberta

Zachary Weeks, seated in his power wheelchair, smiles while speaking into a handheld microphone held by Marie Renaud. Marie sits beside him, smiling and listening attentively with one hand resting on the arm of his wheelchair. An Alberta NDP banner stands to their right, and attendees are seated in the softly blurred background.

Marie Renaud stands at the front of the room addressing the audience. She smiles while attendees applaud, and a woman beside her also claps. The event takes place in a casual restaurant or pub setting, with shelves of bottles visible behind them.

Marie Renaud smiles warmly as she chats one-on-one with an attendee. She leans slightly forward in conversation, creating an approachable and engaged moment while other people mingle in the background.

A candid photo from an Alberta NDP nomination event shows several attendees gathered in conversation. In the foreground, an older man wearing glasses and a black Alberta NDP shirt hands an item to another attendee whose back is facing the camera. Behind them, two people stand chatting while eating slices of pizza. An Alberta NDP banner is displayed on the left side of the room, and campaign signs are visible in the background. Additional attendees are seated and standing throughout the venue, creating a relaxed, social atmosphere as people mingle before or after the event.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

Don’t forget to join us tomorrow at 7 PM on YouTube for a conversation on AISH & ADAP 💚 📧 Get the link emailed directly to you: forms.gle/tFEgR8E7vkEV... 🔖 I’ll save the link for later: www.youtube.com/@AlbertaNewD... Please share with anyone who may be affected. 🙏🏻 #Alberta #AISH #StopADAP

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

It's been a heavy time for Alberta’s disability community after the loss of Bruce Johnson. @padayeg.bsky.social is a growing community where people can connect, share information, & support one another. Join here: forms.gle/7ZjdS2eAv7jJ... Please share & Love you all! 💚 #Alberta #AISH #StopADAP

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

I’ve stood with other communities when their rights were on the line. Now disabled Albertans need that same solidarity. Please like, comment, and share to help keep this visible. Will you stand with us? 🤔💚 #Alberta #AISH #ADAP

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 14/05/2026

Layla Patricia Lewis has been missing since May 4 in Edmonton. I’ve been friends with Layla’s sister for many years, and my heart is with her family right now. Please share and keep an eye out. If you have any information, contact EPS at 780-423-4567. #FindLayla #BringLaylaHome #YEG

Red and black missing person poster for Layla Patricia Lewis. The poster states she has been missing since May 4, 2026, in Edmonton, Alberta. A photo shows a young woman with dark shoulder-length hair styled in a bun, wearing a red hoodie. The poster lists her as female, 5’2” (160 cm), and 59 kg. Distinguishing features include a tattoo on her left forearm, a chipped front right tooth, and brown hair usually worn up. Edmonton Police Service contact number is listed as 780-423-4567.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 13/05/2026

In case you didn’t hear, a new #ADAP update dropped today, pulling the curtain back a little bit further. Please share with anyone who may be unaware of what’s happening in Alberta 💚🙏🏻 www.zacharyweeks.ca/blog/aish-to... #AISH #DisabilityRights #Alberta

Promotional graphic about Alberta’s transition from AISH to ADAP. The image features bold black and yellow text reading “AISH to ADAP Update” and “Alberta Just Changed the Rules,” alongside smaller text stating “Here’s what disabled Albertans need to know.” On the right side, a man wearing a black toque, glasses, and a black hoodie holds his finger to his lips in a “quiet” gesture, reinforcing the theme of information being quietly changed or hidden. The background is clean white with a modern, high-contrast editorial design style.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

Déjà vu in Alberta’s disability policy—and not in a good way. We’re seeing the same warning signs again. ca.news.yahoo.com/opinion-aish... #AbPoli #Alberta #AISH #ADAP #Accessibility #Disability #Ableism #CDNPoli

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

I’m opening the AAPA Summit on May 7. We’re not keeping it surface level. We’re getting into what’s actually happening right now and what needs to change. If you’ve been thinking about speaking up or getting involved, this is that space. Tickets almost sold out: uab.ca/tsc 💚 #AAPA2026 #yeg #yyc

A clean, modern event poster for the AAPA 2026 Gala. The background is white with navy and orange accents. The text highlights that Zachary Weeks is the featured keynote speaker on May 7 at 6:00 p.m. at the University of Alberta. On the right side is a professional photo of Zachary smiling, wearing glasses, a light blue shirt, and a dark blazer. The poster also includes a short bio about his work as a disability advocate and accessibility consultant focused on removing barriers and advancing inclusion.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 19/04/2026

Honoured to be able to speak alongside @marierenaud.bsky.social & @janisirwin.bsky.social Thursday night at the St. Albert AGM! If you’re interested in getting involved, send me a message and we’ll make that happen. Thanks St. Albert. You’re the best! ♥️ #stalbert #andp #foralbertaforcanada

Zachary Weeks speaking into a microphone while seated in a wheelchair at an Alberta NDP event, with Marie Renaud standing beside him smiling. Alberta NDP signs are visible in the background.

Janis Irwin and Marie Renaud stand at a podium at an Alberta NDP event, smiling toward the audience. One holds a microphone while orange balloons and a sign reading “We’re Ready” are visible in front of the podium.

Group of people posing together at an Alberta NDP event, smiling toward the camera. A man seated in a power wheelchair is at the front, with others standing and kneeling around him. Alberta NDP signage and orange balloons are visible in the background.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 18/04/2026

Thank you to Alberta Medical Association for using your voice to speak up on the current harmful and reckless direction of disability supports in Alberta💚 #AbLeg #DisabilityRights #yeg #yyc #Alberta calgaryherald.com/opinion/colu...

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Opinion: A regressive approach to disability supports

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

People in Alberta are hitting a breaking point. We talked about accessibility legislation and why not having it is impacting people every single day. This isn’t just one group. This is all of us💚 #Alberta #AbPoli #Accessibility #Disability #YEG

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 01/03/2026

Happy International Wheelchair Day💚 My wheelchair isn’t a limitation. It’s independence. The barrier has never been the chair. It’s inaccessibility. Celebrate mobility. Demand equitable access. Keep rolling forward. #InternationalWheelchairDay #Accessibility

A smiling man wearing an Edmonton Oilers jersey and matching blue cap sits in a black power wheelchair inside a living room. He is facing the camera and holding the joystick controls of his chair. The floor is a dark mahogany hardwood, with a brown leather recliner and a wooden side table behind him. Large text at the top reads “Happy International Wheelchair Day!” and smaller text at the bottom says “Celebrating strength, inclusion, and accessibility!”

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 21/02/2026

EVENT INVITE 📢: Join me, @marierenaud.bsky.social and Michelle Kristinson for a live session on practical advocacy tools you can use right now. March 4 • 6:30 PM • YouTube Live Register: stan.store/zacharyweeks #Alberta #YEG #YYC #DisabilityRights

Promotional graphic for a live educational event titled “Learn to Advocate.” The design features a dominant purple background with bold white and contrasting text. Headshots of MLA Marie Renaud, disability advocate Zachary Weeks, and Michelle Kristinson from the Alberta Ability Network appear side by side. The text promotes a session focused on how to advocate against cuts to disability services in Alberta. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, March 4 at 6:30 PM and will be streamed on YouTube Live with ASL interpretation included.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 04/12/2025

My episode on The Mixed Crips Podcast dropped yesterday for IDPD. A real conversation about policy, power, and the barriers disabled people keep facing. Listen here: stan.store/zacharyweeks

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Zachary Weeks (@zacharyweeks) | Stan

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 18/08/2025

I’m live today at 2 PM MST — diving into ADAP, the Canada Disability Benefit, and how this gov is failing disabled Albertans. Come add your voice: www.tiktok.com/@zacharyweeks

A digital poster with a dark background and spotlight effect. At the top, light blue text reads “LIVE ON TIKTOK.” Below, bold orange text with lightning bolts on each side says “ACCESS GRANTED.” An orange megaphone sits underneath with more lightning bolts around it. In italic white text it reads, “Barriers Don’t Belong Here.” At the bottom, bold yellow-orange text says, “TODAY • 2 PM MST @ZACHARYWEEKS.”

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 04/08/2025

MLAs say $2,200/month isn’t enough for rent. But if you’re disabled in Alberta? You’re expected to live on $1,901 total. That’s groceries, housing, meds…all of it. If that sounds wrong to you, it’s because it is. Share this if you think Alberta can — and should — do better.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 04/08/2025

Yet another family weighing in: “Is the UCP against Albertans with disabilities?” This isn’t political posturing…it’s pain. It’s fear. It’s frustration. When everyday Albertans start asking questions like this, leadership needs to listen. #ableg #UCP edmontonjournal.com/opinion/lett...

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Saturday's letters: Is UCP against Albertans with disabilities?

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on UCP clawbacks of federal disability benefits, COVID shots and the old museum.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 24/07/2025

⚠️ On AISH? Act now. Alberta may cut your benefits by $200/month if you don’t report your CDB status by Sept 5. Even if your app is pending—tell your worker. This is about survival, not fear. DM if you need help. #AISH #CDB #DisabilitySupport #ZacharyWeeks #InclusionMatters

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 29/06/2025

The Minister for Accessibility said an ASL interpreter was “distracting” and “shouldn’t have been on stage.” That’s not a slip—it’s a failure of leadership. Access is not optional. It’s dignity. #Accessibility #DeafRights #ASL #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 28/06/2025

Proud to support Keren Tang for re-election! Keren leads with heart and never treats accessibility as an afterthought. #yeg needs that. 💜 If you’re in Ward Karhiio, volunteer or donate: kerentang.ca #YEGvote #KerenTang #AccessibleEdmonton #DisabilityAdvocacy

Zachary Weeks and Keren Tang smiling in front of campaign signs.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 19/06/2025

Use the Government of Canada’s CDB Calculator—it’s free, fast, and linked in my guide. Want updates without the guesswork? 📩 Join my CDB Notification List. Stay informed, effortlessly. www.zacharyweeks.ca/blog/how-to-...

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 16/06/2025

The Canada Disability Benefit opens June 20. This won’t land equally across Canada—but for some, it could mean a few more groceries, or peace of mind. I wrote this guide so people can understand what’s coming, wherever they are. 📘 www.zacharyweeks.ca/blog/how-to-... 🔁 Please share

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How to Apply for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) — Zachary Weeks

How to Apply for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) Starting June 20, 2025, the federal government is opening up applications for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB). This is a big step forward for...

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 16/06/2025

I hear you and I totally agree. I was fully expecting them to jump on the bandwagon for clawing it back

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 13/06/2025

The Canada Disability Benefit opens for applications on June 20, 2025. It’s a small win—for most. But AB is treating it as nonexempt income, which mean clawbacks for those on provincial supports. We should be moving forward, not setting up barriers. 🔗 ow.ly/NuTj50W90ZZ #CanadaDisabilityBenefit

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 12/06/2025

Exciting news for accessibility in sports: the 2025 Stanley Cup Final is available in ASL! 🏒🤟 Making the game more inclusive means everyone gets to be part of the action. Now, let's do this for every game! #Accessibility #Inclusion #StanleyCup #ASL #BarrierFreeHockey #HockeyForAll

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

🚨 New Accessing Home episode is live! I join Meagan Miller to unpack why community housing often fails accessibility—thanks to red tape, outdated policies, and systemic gaps. 🎧 Listen now: open.spotify.com/show/3W87JHJ... #AccessibleHousing

Blue background with white text that reads: "Episode 3 – rethinking housing red tape." Below is a graphic of a house with an open door, featuring the podcast title "accessing HOME" inside the house shape. At the bottom, text reads: "Hosted & co-hosted by Meagan Miller & Zachary Weeks." Icons indicate the podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and other platforms.

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

🔵 EDMONTON OILERS FOLLOW TRAIN 🟠 🏒 Western Conference Finals Edition 🏆 This is our moment, Oil Country. We’re not just watching history—we're building it together. 👇 Drop a “Let’s Go Oilers!” 🔁 Follow each other 📣 Boost OilersNation #LetsGoOilers #OilersNation #FollowTrain #OilersFansUnite #YEG

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

20 in the books folks. 100 points for McDavid and Skinner gets his first playoff goal. Let's keep it going! #LetsGoOilers

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Zachary Weeks | Disability Advocate ♿️ @zacharyweeks.bsky.social · 30/05/2025

It's OK boys, we got this. Keep the legs moving and the shots coming! 💙 🧡 #Oilers

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