So let me get this right @VIA_Rail had me get a doctor sign a form to prove I have accommodation needs, then can't confirm they got the form because that department isn't open any longer at 3pm. Cool
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Today I was called "wheelchair person" and "person with accessibility challenges." I don't identify as either of those things but I do identify as a disabled person, thank you so much for asking.
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🏳️🌈🙄Wow... way to be anti #LGBTQ friendly @CFtoeatonCentre ... SERIOUSLY you're letting @ChickfilA open in your food court. SHAME ON YOU!
🥺 YOU'VE LOST MY RESPECT. #Gayrights
The sidewalk on John street between King and Queen streets is a mess and a really challenge for wheelchair users. This is not @TIFF_NET fault of course but makes getting between venues harder than it should be.
If you have a film @TIFF_NET and it is about disability issues or features talent who identify as disabled please let me know. I’m here to see it this year.
In classic Toronto fashion it’s 24c out and the park bathrooms are locked and the drinking fountains are off still. @311Toronto
I would love to see a @donttrythis bag designed for wheelchair users. My current bag is 15 years old and I could use a new one.
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Mask requirements end today in Ontario. I’ll still be wearing mine when entering shops because it’s a chill & easy way for me to make that space safer for others.
And I’d rather save my risk budget for moments when it’s more meaningful to not mask.
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Dr. Moore has invoked the idea that high rates of vaccination are a reason to drop the mask mandate.
100% of kids< 5 are unvaccinated.
70% of kids 5-11 are not fully vaccinated.
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People use wheelchairs for independent mobility. Do not use terms such as confined to a wheelchair or wheelchair-bound. If a wheelchair is needed and that fact is relevant to the story, make clear why.
For some reason ‘we need a break form online learning’ isn’t one of the options on the absent notification system for @tdsb
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COMING SOON: Sherbourne Health will be offering COVID-19 vaccinations for kids aged 5-11 at our clinic at the Wellesley Community Centre. More info coming once confirmed.
My experience today with @motioncares make it clear they care much more about their level of risk than their clients needs or time.
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Want accessible up-to-date info on #Covid19 vaccine rollout: vaccine receipts, booster shots, vaccines for kids, accessible vaccine clinics, Nov 5, 6, 7? Check out our 'Town Hall on COVID-19 Vaccines': Nov. 2nd, 1pm–3:30pm! #ASL & CART offered. To Sign up
cilt.ca/2021/10/accessible-c…