Ever since we began our Community Ramp Project we have understood the need for informative signage in order to communicate to a potential customer that a business has an access ramp available if needed. We have finally put together a sign that businesses can display in their storefront window to let people know that they …
Our apologies for not posting any news for a little while, we have been busy creating relationships with some fantastic people and organizations. Let us explain just some of the fantastic things that have been going on. We are very excited to soon be working with Toronto’s Dixon Hall and their Mill Centre training program …
We have been getting lots of requests for ramps from businesses that may not have been a part of a Community Ramp Project. In order to maintain our goal of raising awareness about barriers in our built environment we have aligned ourselves with a number of inspired contractors that allow us to follow through with …
Click here to check out how an amazing group of grade 8 students at Bowmore P.S. are raising awareness about barriers in their community!
Tyler Barke did an absolutely fantastic job pitching The Community Ramp Project to Aurora City Council at a recent meeting. Tyler is the team leader for the Aurora Community Ramp Project. Click here and fast-forward to 41:52 to hear his pitch to City Council. Awesome job Tyler!
Click here and check out an article about the buzz of The Ramp Project in Aurora! The article is on page 20 of this week’s issue of the Auroran.
We did a super successful Community Ramp Project in Stouffville around this time last year, click here to check out a fantastic article about the project and how it’s been received in Stouffville!
Another Story Bookstore in Roncesvalles had their ramp stolen… but something interesting happened because of it. Click here to get the scoop!
Did you miss the CityNews broadcast last night? Click here to watch Audra Brown’s clip on The Pamp Project!
We met with the movers and shakers in the difference making department at Aurora City Hall last week and learned that the Aurora Accessibility Advisory Committee together with the Mayor will be introducing a motion to support the StopGap initiative at their upcoming City Council meeting. Click here to read an article written by Brock …