COVID-19 disrupted transportation in Canada, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities, including those with disabilities. Research conducted with the DisAbled Women’s Network of Canada (DAWN) and Ase Community Foundation for Black Canadians with Disabilities discovered these groups faced major transportation barriers to accessing sexual and reproductive healthcare. Participants reported fearing COVID-19 infection on public transit, while many reported a lack of accessible and affordable transportation options. However, the shift to virtual healthcare was lauded. The research suggests prioritizing paratransit services, maintaining virtual healthcare, and addressing disability-related needs in public transportation policies.
Lazarus Group’s Cryptocurrency Holdings Plummet to $47 Million Amid Heightened Cybersecurity Concerns
North Korea’s Lazarus Group’s cryptocurrency holdings have dwindled to $47m, with most of their digital wealth held in Bitcoin. Their stash has significantly decreased from
