Accessibility

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Mobility Bus

There will be a bus available with a lift for wheelchairs. It is able to hold 4 wheelchairs and 10 passengers. The bus will follow along with the march, behind the police escort at the rear.

The bus will park on Wellington across from the East Block and will be pulling up around noon. The blue rectangle on the map below shows the location the bus will be. 

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ASL Translation

We are currently looking for a volunteer ASL translator and are following leads. Anyone able to volunteer or suggest a volunteer would be greatly appreciated.

Scent-free Event

In order to accommodate sensitivities, we are asking people to refrain from using heavily scented products or perfumes at the event 

Quiet Space

We will have a space available for those that may need to take a step back from the crowds. Room 213 at the Bronson Centre will be available for those who

• feel easily overwhelmed in crowds, or experience complications related to panic or anxiety
• need a quiet place to nurse a babe or give a kid a space to play a bit
• need a quiet place to pray
• are otherwise feeling triggered and need a safe space to talk and regroup

Secondary Pick-up Point

As an option for those who would like to walk a portion of the march, we propose Nanny Goat Hill as a pick up point. Marchers unable or not wanting to walk the entire distance can join with the group for the final 2.5 blocks to the Bronson Centre