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All Aboard! Accessible design on VIA Rail’s new fleet - Canada.ca
This feature article discusses the accessible features of VIA rail’s new fleet. An emphasis is placed on the importance of inclusive design.
Accessibility updates to a nature trail in Cambridge, Canada:
Improvements to accessing the water will include installing an accessible beach mat, purchasing a floating beach wheelchair, purchasing an accessible all-terrain vehicle, installing an accessible dock and kayak launch, and upgrades to the existing wilderness trails that connect…
cambridgetimes.ca
Shade’s Mills Conservation Area in Cambridge pushes accessibility project
Proposed upgrades at Shade’s Mills Conservation Area include enhanced beach access, a Meditation Grove, and sensory areas, inviting public feedback for increased accessibility.
Improvements to accessing the water will include installing an accessible beach mat, purchasing a floating beach wheelchair, purchasing an accessible all-terrain vehicle, installing an accessible dock and kayak launch, and upgrades to the existing wilderness trails that connect the parking lot beach and boat launch.
A meditation grove will also…
cambridgetimes.ca
Shade’s Mills Conservation Area in Cambridge pushes accessibility project
Proposed upgrades at Shade’s Mills Conservation Area include enhanced beach access, a Meditation Grove, and sensory areas, inviting public feedback for increased accessibility.
It is one thing to change the rules, but very sad to hear people insulting those who feel upset they can no longer get a pass…
yahoo.com
Emotional DAS Pass issue has Disney World visitors divided
Jamie Santillo received a lot of support online after she was one of many who was denied a Disney DAS pass. But the travel agent, who specializes in accessible travel, says she’s also gotten a lot of hateful comments. “Things … Continue reading
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There are a lot of ableist trolls online. They’re ignorant, mean, and nasty. I just remind myself that they’re jealous and probably have accomplished a lot less than I have. And, also, that my wheelchair weighs over 300 lbs. and could “accidentally” cause physical damage to their feet. (For this site, I’m holding back.)
If they were to troll me…
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What is for the weekend? I went to a small concert supporting earthquake victims in Taiwan at Billboard Tokyo. Unfortunately, there is only one option for accessible seating.
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