A healthy body and mind are critical elements to your overall health. Join us for our 15th annual AccessAbility Day at Ottawa City Hall on Thursday May 31 and find out how keep your mind and body in top shape.
Join Mayor Jim Watson and City Manager Steve Kanellakos who will deliver
opening remarks. Mayor Watson will proclaim the day as AccessAbility
Day in Ottawa.
The event includes:
- Morning : Resource fair centred on health-related topics
- Between 10 and noon
: Three athletes who have medaled for Canada at the Paralympics will
share their experiences and how they maintain optimal mental and
physical health. Join Todd Nicholson, Tyrone
Henry and Jason Dunkerley for an exciting panel discussion\
- Prizes and lunch
- Afternoon : Health presentations from Ottawa Public Health
The event is free but you must register by May 24 to attend.
Para Transpo customers may pre-book transportation to AccessAbility Day beginning at noon on Tuesday May 29.
The City of Ottawa is a scent-sensitive environment. We ask those who
will be attending the event please refrain from using or wearing scented
product.
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On
January 30 and February 16, 2018, the City hosted public meetings to
obtain feedback with respect to how Council can use funds collected from
Private Transportation Companies to foster accessible transportation
services in the City of Ottawa. Feedback was also provided through an
online survey.
The consultations generated many innovative ideas for improving
accessible transportation in the city of Ottawa through the
Vehicle-for-Hire Accessibility Fund. For a complete list of these ideas
and an update on next steps, please visit the Vehicle-for-Hire Accessibility Fund project page on ottawa.ca.
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