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Accessibility and learning don’t always see eye to eye
ABOVE: Scenes from the Queens of Egypt, at the Museum of History, (RIGHT) Beyond Van Gogh, at the Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne Park. (PHOTOS: OLM STAFF) Last week, I had the chance to check out two popular exhibits. I went to see the Queens of Egypt, at the Museum of History,
Becoming wheelchair accessible — some assembly NOT required
Above: Bank Street businesses that have integrated accessible entrances by creating a slopping incline from the sidewalk to the doorway. When I was younger, most of my weekends consisted of going to bars and nightclubs. Ottawa’s long-time residents may remember such places as Grand Central, Zaphod Beeblebrox, On Tap, and
Non-GamStop casino
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