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Name
Paul Vienneau
Bio
Paul Vienneau was injured in 1991 and went on to have a career as a professional musician. In Winter 2015 he grew tired of complaining and picked up a shovel and decided to illustrate the need for better snow clearing/disabled representation in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
This led to a good relationship with the municipal government and staff of Halifax, and led to being involved in the Bill59 Community Coalition, which addressed the Law Amendments Commission during the drafting of NS’s accessibility bill.
Paul worked independently as an advocate with Halifax Transit (advising on mew tie downystem), Winter Works, and so on.
This turned into a position for Halifax’s CAO, Jacques Dube, as his Accessibility Advisor to the CAO, where Paul identifies issues he feels matter to the deaf/disabled citizens of Halifax.
This led to a good relationship with the municipal government and staff of Halifax, and led to being involved in the Bill59 Community Coalition, which addressed the Law Amendments Commission during the drafting of NS’s accessibility bill.
Paul worked independently as an advocate with Halifax Transit (advising on mew tie downystem), Winter Works, and so on.
This turned into a position for Halifax’s CAO, Jacques Dube, as his Accessibility Advisor to the CAO, where Paul identifies issues he feels matter to the deaf/disabled citizens of Halifax.
