Accessibility Notebook

cane plus bike

The thin edge of the wedge: the baby boom is here (people born between 1946 and 1964)

....and it's not a story of "one-wheelchair-fits-all."

This section is about opening up the discussion of access to what goes on in public spaces: biking, walking, sitting, talking, eating, playing (sports, swinging in the playground), shopping at farmers' markets, and more. The AODA is a start, but now our public servants (city staff) need to hear the details of what needs fixing.

If you have a story that can help enlarge the way access is put in place, get in touch: mail@celos.ca

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act

• The Act and Regs explained
  *Deadlines for AODA rules
  *Toronto Accessibility Advisory Committee
  *City of Toronto "supply chain diversity" links
  *wikipedia entry.

 

Getting around in our parks

Strollers and other wheels

- what they have in common, 2019 from cityrinks.ca

Bike Lanes

Snow Clearing

Farmers' markets

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