Display of photos, tools and other artifacts found in the building for Doors Open 2012.
Tonight I decided it was too nice to stay in, so I headed down to the public square in Uptown Waterloo. I ended up just sitting and enjoying the evening there for three hours. There were hundreds of people passing through and a dozen seated most of the time. There were several skateboarders and "kids" hanging out. Families, and individual teens to elderly people, they all at times used the seating. I ran in to four people I know but haven't seen in a long time too, plus, UrbanWaterloo. ...
Once again, I would like to welcome everyone to the Youth of Waterloo blog! Transportation (rapid transit in particular) has been an uprising concern for the region lately. The debate of installing LRT, BRT, or doing nothing at all has caused our politicians to split up drastically. The decision regional councillors make this June will change the history of our region, and WE are the ones who will be affected down the road by good, or poor decision making. We are the region's future ...
Originally Posted by Greg Moore Here are a couple of pictures of the "accessible" entrance of City Center's brand new sales office. I remain unimpressed by Andrin's effort to afford basic access to their sales office in a brand new building that could have easily been made accessible. I am also ashamed the city of Kitchener didn't insist that the King Street entrance be accessible. The lip at the bottom of the ramp is at least ...
I find it insulting that a brand new building on King Street has a main entry that is completely inaccessible for wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, strollers or a host of other mobility devices. How can a company get a building permit at that location without having an accessibility plan that includes an accessible main entrance? It's not like it would have been difficult to have put a ramp out front. There is plenty of room. I called them to find out if the building has any level ...
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