Thank you for this article. It is sad that 82 years later, Canada is no better at dealing with these bright children. My son has dyslexia, but as the author points out, the system will not define his disability as such. Although his elementary school has been very supportive, the fact is the wheels turn far too slowly to effectively support children with dyslexia. My son is going into middle school and is only just beginning tutoring specific to his problems, after being on a wait list for 1.5 years. This years after years of waiting for diagnoses and preliminary therapies. We have been lucky to get into this program, most tutoring must be paid for privately and costs thousands of dollars. Canada should do better.