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Vigil for Alberta men sheds light on concerns about cuts to disability supports

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Families and advocates in Edmonton’s disabled community are remembering lost loved ones while highlighting concerns about recent changes to disability supports. As CBC’s Nicole Healey explains, the community says the move from AISH to ADAP has been difficult for many Albertans. And just a warning, this story does contain references to suicide that could be disturbing to some viewers.


 
 
 

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