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A city official addressed “the concerns raised by disabled activists” at a Disability Pride ceremony, but stopped short of apologizing for what one activist called an “insulting and disrespectful” decision.
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It's alleged that De'Lenci Shannon-Brown, 28, shared confidential information with a convicted felon they may be friends with.
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Opened in 1929, the massive, Art Deco-style landmark fell on hard times after it stopped handling railroad passengers in 1979. Concerts and other special events are bringing crowds back to Buffalo's Central Terminal.
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Aside from the City's ADA Advocate, who is Deaf, representatives from the disability community did not speak until the very end of the speaking portion of the event. Nine people, not including the ADA Advocate, spoke first.
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Efforts in Canada to get the country’s big grocery chains to sign on to a code of conduct have finally paid off. The five big grocers control about 75 percent of the Canadian market.Now as Dan Karpenchuk reports, the final to holdouts, Walmart and Costco have agreed to sign off.
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Ontario won’t be dry for the rest of the summer and the next couple of years. Government-run liquor stores in the province reopened Tuesday after a two-week strike.
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Watch live as President Biden delivers an Oval Office address following Sunday's statement that he will not accept the Democratic nomination for President in August and throwing his support to Vice President Kamala Harris.
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July is Disability Pride Month and this Friday, on the 34th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, the disability community will come together for a festival from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Canalside in Buffalo. This week on the Disabilities Beat, we feature an extended-length panel with two of the artists involved with the local Disability Pride Festival.
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University at Buffalo political science professor Shawn Donahue discusses the nomination process, Kamala Harris' VP pick and what a Harris administration would look like.
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New York’s delegation joined the delegations from several other states in informally voted to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris, all but ensuring her the nomination.