In a 1970 report, York identified itself as offering “the most comprehensive service in North America”; by 1979 and called the Counselling & Development Centre, the CDC was serving employees as well as students, offering a range of programming and services, including the Centre for Special Services for Handicapped Students (first in Canada).


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