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Geordie Travels replied to the discussion Journey Behind the Falls experience at Niagara Falls in a wheelchair in the forum Canada 7 months ago
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Amazing! I did not even know it was possible with a wheelchair.. I was there a good few years ago and enjoyed the view from the Canadian side!
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Journey Behind the Falls experience at Niagara Falls in a wheelchair in the forum Canada 7 months ago
Journey Behind the Falls experience at Niagara Falls in a wheelchair
I recently went back to Canada to visit family near Toronto and since my care attendant came all the way, I figured it would be nice to take him to see Niagara Falls.
The area around the Falls is flat enough to not be an issue in a wheelchair and most of the tourist related buildings have accessible toilets available (often as unisex…
babajanI remember that museum! Hope to visit again one day 🙂
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Day Trip to Gatineau, Quebec - Accessible Travels & Vacations
Last month, a friend and I visited Ottawa, Ontario. Since we were staying at the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown, it was not too far from Gatineau, Quebec. We dedicated one of our full days to visit Gatineau which is another … Continue reading
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Has anyone been to Casa Loma in a power wheelchair? in the forum Canada 9 months ago
Has anyone been to Casa Loma in a power wheelchair?
I’m heading home to see family and want to take my care attendant to see some tourist sites. Casa Loma came up as a suggestion. I went ages ago as a school kid but can’t remember if everything was accessible or not… I have a vague recollection of taking a separate route than my class…
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“Accessible tourism is not just about providing equal opportunities for people with disabilities; It’s about fostering inclusivity and diversity within our community”
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/accessibility-airbnb-windsor-municipal-bylaws-1.7225359
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They want to set up a fully accessible Airbnb. Right now, a bylaw means they can't | CBC News
Flutter City Cottage, a short-term rental house that welcomes people with disabilities, is the dream project of Windsor property owners Karen and Wayne Fraser, in partnership with Assisted Living Southwestern Ontario. But a City of Windsor bylaw is preventing licensing.
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