A verbal update from the monthly LTC meeting re the operating and capital budgets. Presented in conjunction with staff report #2.
Includes issues like in-bus cameras, protective barriers for operators, mental wellness, near-collisions, etc. #LTC [video]
Nobody who participates in (or simply attends) a public meeting should have any expectation of privacy. I’ll go even further and say that people in a public meeting would be wise to simply assume that a recording (video, audio, written) is taking place and to conduct themselves accordingly. Continue Reading
Here’s a creative suggestion that surfaced at last night’s LTC meeting.
McGuinty’s Liberals should have stepped up to the plate long ago.
The City of London will continue to discriminate.
The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) has prompted the City to create a page on it’s website:
Through postings on this page, you can find out if there are any planned – or unexpected – disruptions that affect accessibility to City services or facilities… The City encourages anyone planning to visit of our offices or facilities to first check here in case there is any temporary disruption which would cause inconvenience or an access problem. Continue Reading
Community Living London’s pitch for a low-income public transit subsidy. [video]