New parking pilot project planned for drivers with disabilities
A new pilot project is in discussion to implement designated on-street spaces for accessible parking permit holders.
Disability advocates welcome plan for Lansdowne 2.0 event centre but transit remains a hurdle
Ottawa’s disability community says Lansdowne 2.0’s plans for accessibility are impressive, but not enough, as the lack of adequate transportation to Lansdowne continues to draw criticism from residents and advocacy groups. Sean Moore, the Director of Lansdowne 2.0, and Marnie Peters, the project’s accessibility consultant, presented plans to Ottawa’s Accessibility Advisory Committee On Oct. 15, for their feedback. Plans for...
The 25th Hour: Creating Safe(r) Fitness Spaces
Sarah Malina takes a look at the accessibility gap in sports and fitness faced by trans and non-binary folks.
The 25th Hour: The Host Who Welcomes All
With the pandemic putting his career on hold, independent comedian and comedy show host Danny Adhim's life has been defined by uncertainty, but he is far from giving up.
“The city needs to accommodate us”: Sidewalk snow an annual roadblock for people with mobility issues
Local residents and advocates in Ottawa are highlighting the lack of sidewalk maintenance on behalf of the city, specifically for snow removal.
How women’s issues are making their way into the municipal election
Ahead of the municipal election, a coalition of women’s groups has inserted itself into the debate to push for progress on issues affecting women and marginalized people. The group has called on candidates to adopt 11 policies, aimed at making Ottawa a safer, more accessible place for these communities.