After seeing this sign at a Shell Station in Washington state, I wondered if disabled Canadians were being discriminated against at the gas pumps. The “Disabled Canadians: Discrimination at the Gas Pumps?”
Tag: accessibility
#508 – Architectually and Accessibly Speaking
As you may or may not know, this blog has recently been revived! Below is an excerpt from a Twitter conversation I had saved but “#508 – Architectually and Accessibly Speaking”
Arthritis Gift Giving Ideas
People who have one of the over one-hundred forms of arthritis often struggle to do things that more able-bodied people take for granted. This month “Arthritis Gift Giving Ideas”
#439 – Gas and Ulnar Drift
Since I’m not always able to drive to Richmond to fill up at their wonderful full-serve gas stations and I’m not willing to be extorted “#439 – Gas and Ulnar Drift”
#418 – Open for Business
If you run a bricks and mortar business or service, here are some things to check on that will make a difference in the life “#418 – Open for Business”
#296 – Locked Out!
I have been denied access to the handicapped washroom on two different occasions, at two different, internationally-recognized restaurants. In both cases, the handicapped washroom was “#296 – Locked Out!”
#202 – Shelfish Room for Improvement
Those of us who may move a little slower or struggle with mobility are familiar with the juggling act that takes place at the check-out “#202 – Shelfish Room for Improvement”
#172 – The Dirty Down Low
Some gyms have ’em, others don’t. The ones that “don’t” are doing a disservice to anyone who has trouble getting on or off the floor “#172 – The Dirty Down Low”
#155 – Change It Back
If you’re of a certain age, you’ll remember the coin tray that occupied space beside the cash register in your favourite corner store or café. Often, “#155 – Change It Back”