ALT A screenshot of a Canadian Press article titled "WestJet weight cap on power wheelchairs leaves some Canadians grounded, advocates say". There's a picture of a WestJet plane on the tarmac with a portable ramp in place.

ALT A fuzzy nighttime photo of a Lime rental scooter, parked right in the middle of a clearly marked accessible parking spot.

ALT A close up photo of a perfect, perfectly red, maple leaf.

ALT A photo of a big black Newfoundland dog and a small tortoise shell cat in a living room. The dog is smiling and the cat is loafing.

ALT A middle aged disabled woman with short dyed-blonde hair is floating in a blue floatie on a calm lake. Her sister and her son are floating nearby. They look very happy.

ALT A middle aged woman with short brown hair is sitting in a large power wheelchair. She is squeezing a wriggly toddler. They are both smiling.

ALT A colourful poster that reads: Rewriting the Rules Exploring ableism in our community. When? March 16, 4 to 6 pm Where? EME Building (Engineering, Management and Education) foyer, UBCO What? Introduction to provincial awareness campaign, panel discussion Q&A, and refreshments Registeer by February 24th at Trellis.org/rewritingtherules Ableism is discrimination in favour of able-bodied people. It creates barriers for disabled members of our community. This free event will include personal stories and explore pathways to change. Presented by UBC, Third Space Charity, BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner and Canadian Institute for Inclusion and Citizenship

ALT Photo of a woman in a large power wheelchair. She has short blonde hair and a black jacket. She is under a Maple tree with brightly colored orange and red leaves.

ALT A colourful poster that reads: Rewriting the Rules Exploring ableism in our community. When? March 16, 4 to 6 pm Where? EME Building (Engineering, Management and Education) foyer, UBCO What? Introduction to provincial awareness campaign, panel discussion Q&A, and refreshments Registeer by February 24th at Trellis.org/rewritingtherules Ableism is discrimination in favour of able-bodied people. It creates barriers for disabled members of our community. This free event will include personal stories and explore pathways to change. Presented by UBC, Third Space Charity, BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner and Canadian Institute for Inclusion and Citizenship

ALT A screen shot of a retweet by Andrew Coyne. Someone named James David Dickson quote tweeted a Fox News post that reads "Pennsylvania state representative reelected despite being dead." Dickson's post reads "This is ableism." And Coyne retreated it