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Centre de sources d'information

Bienvenue au Centre des médias de la SCO. Vous trouverez ici des actualités et des événements concernant la SCO ainsi que des communiqués de presse.

CHS responds to article "Doctor champions cochlear implants"

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The Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) applauds SickKids Hospital for the tremendous work that it does. CHS also applauds advances made in cochlear implant technology. However, we do take exception to some of the conclusions attributed to Dr. Blake Papsin in this article.

Un conseiller spécial auprès du président de la SCO pour les affaires publiques reçoit un titre honorifique

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Lundi 14 mars 2011

Toronto, ON : La Société canadienne de l’ouïe (SCO) est heureuse d’annoncer que Gary Malkowski, conseiller spécial auprès du président de la SCO pour les affaires publiques, se verra décerner par l’Université Gallaudet un doctorat honorifique ès lettres humaines.

Access 2020 Coalition Press Release- Disabled Canadians Again Rebuffed

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Access 2020 Coalition Press Release Disabled Canadians Again Rebuffed New Updates

Southlake introduces dedicated TTY telephone number for patients and community members

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(Newmarket, Ontario) – November 22, 2010 — As part of Southlake Regional Health Centre’s ongoing commitment to comply with and exceed the Customer Service Standards under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act 2005, the Hospital is pleased to announce the availability of a teletypewriter (TTY) line for patients and visitors that are Deaf, oral deaf, deafened and hard of hearing. The new TTY line is available at 905-952-3062.

CHS 70th Anniversary Open House

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Celebrating our 70th Anniversary together

Take a look at a few of the photo highlights from the event:

CHS supports Universal Newborn Hearing Screening programs for early detection of hearing loss.

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Toronto, ON (Oct 4, 2010) - The Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) supports the national campaign to improve early diagnosis and identification of hearing loss as proposed by the Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologist (CASLPA).