Accessibility Links
- Canada-Ontario Business
Service Centre:
- Directory for Accessibility
Where do they get the Wheelchair
stickers, disabled parking signs, etc.?
This is yet to be found, call
the agency?
More specfic regulations for accessibility
are expected to be released in January 2008. For now the accesson.ca
site has a section on the built enviornment, which seems to apply to
beachfront (under the category of public spaces) According to the Canadian
Standard Association Temporary buildings and facilities provided for
public use should also comply with the Accessibility Standard. Such
temporary facilities may include teaching spaces, reviewing stands,
exhibit areas, bleachers, first-aid facilities, or pedestrian passageways
around construction sites.
Is extra insurance necessary for Accessibility?
The staff at Accesson were had no knowledge of this, and there is no
information about
insurance
on the website so it seems as though extra insurace is not necessary.
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