[ad_1] When the next ice storm, wildfire or terror attack happens, Canadians who are deaf or hard of hearing will be in greater peril than others because most public notification systems are not accessible to them, experts say. The Canadian Hearing Society estimates there are 3.15 million Canadians who are hard of hearing and 340,000 Canadians […]
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Posted on September 27th, 2018 by Best Brothers Group
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