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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
cbc.ca
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.
If you have a chance to watch the show online, be sure to share your thoughts!
northumberlandnews.com
As host of the TV show “Postcards From,” I experienced both the highs and lows of (in)accessible travel.
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It’s geoblocked here in the States.
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Has anyone been on Via’s new accessible fleet? What was it like? (Stories from others are ok too!)
canada.ca
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.
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.
Hopefully this will expand to other parts of Canada!
kitchener.ctvnews.ca
Waterloo unveils fully accessible, self-cleaning washroom
A new public washroom has opened in Uptown Waterloo and not only can it self-clean, but it's all fully accessible.
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Near where I went to University!
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