The five-part video mini-series for International Week of the Deaf, highlights current services that provide access to a world with full inclusion with sign language.
The Canadian Hearing Society officially awarded life-changing scholarships to 11 post-secondary students who are Deaf or hard of hearing. This is the largest number of scholarships and the highest value awarded to students in the organization’s 77-year history.
Canadian Hearing Society launches national scholarship program for Deaf and hard of hearing students
he Canadian Hearing Society is proud to introduce a National Scholarship Program that will help break down barriers to higher education and build brighter futures for Deaf and hard of hearing Canadians.
“Education has the power to transform lives today and for generations to come,” said Julia Dumanian, President and CEO, Canadian Hearing Society. “The Canadian Hearing Society National Scholarship Program offers students the financial support to help them achieve their academic goals, leading to fulfilling careers.”
May 12, 2017, Toronto, ON...The Canadian Hearing Society is pleased to announce that a renewal collective agreement has been ratified by members of CUPE 2073, the local representing CHS’s unionized employees.
May 8, 2017, Toronto, ON…After five days of mediated bargaining sessions, the Canadian Hearing Society and CUPE 2073 have signed a Memorandum of Settlement and have agreed to recommend complete acceptance of all the terms to their respective parties.
May 7, 2017, Toronto, ON…The Canadian Hearing Society and CUPE 2073 have agreed to extend negotiations for a fifth day and will return to the bargaining table on Monday.