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The policy may be more inclusive than I first interpreted. According to the Canadian Transport Agency website,
“For persons disabled by obesity, the Agency cites the practical experience of Southwest Airlines, which screens for entitlement to an additional seat by determining whether a person can lower the seat’s armrests.”
This makes it sound like the status of [...]
One person, one fare.
The Canadian Transport Agency has declared a “One Person, One Fare” policy to apply to Canadian airlines. Unfortunately, it only applies to the disabled, including those who are “functionally disabled by obesity.”
While I am glad they have taken this step (obviously. There’s no way disabled people should be charged more for airfare if their [...]
According to Health Canada’s Vitality program, the way to lead a health life is to do the following:
-Eat well by following Canada’s Food Guide to Healthy Eating,-Be active by making physical activity a part of your everyday life, and-Feel good about yourself. “This means believing in yourself. The best way to do that is [...]