Timming.

This an old problem, coming to the surface again. I'd like to have City of Edmonton re-evaluate the timming on their Intersection crossing lights.

and you bet, I'll be bringing that up with the Legislature.

Sad but true.

In a normal apartment why is the handicapped elevator the elevator that able bodied people use to move their belongings. Now I said it and put it in writing doesn't it sound like able bodied people treat people who use wheels like a second classed person?

We'll stand up for you.

I understand that the world may not be quit ready for what Mightywheels.ca is doing.

Today I physical went over to Callingwood Market Pace Mall because I heard that the center corp workers were there to repair the mall and I wanted to personally thank them for the second repairing and repainting of an entry ramp for people who use wheels.

When I returned home, 2 u-haul moving trucks were in the front of the building. One blocking the officially marked handy capped ramp and the other truck blocking from unloading, now there is a unloading zone at the back of the building able to accompany 2 vehicles but, it was empty.

I went into the Boardwalk Office to complain about the trucks, I was first told "Oh its alright they'll move soon" the trucks didn't move. I complained again. this time the lady from the front desk said get someone to assist me. I called 311 the man I was talking to knew who I was, we talked before when Mightywheels.ca got the city to build the crosswalk with lights on 69th ave. He said put your on speaker, because he wanted to hear if they were treating me right with this complaint.

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Encouragement.

Hi, I'm Tim, owner of mightywheels.ca accessibility team. I would like to talk with you and see if you'd like to get on board with me and my team, in promoting and encouraging better accessibility for those who use wheels.

Justin.

what do you guys think of my letter..

To Justin Trudeau,

Hi, my names Tim Parnett, I run an internet blog called Mightywheels.ca  A wheel accessibility team. We stand up for everyone who uses wheels, parents pushing baby strollers, people using walking aids or people in wheelchairs like myself, we know Edmonton is 4-5 years behind in our accessibility problems So, with the power of myself and my various helpers, we bring attention to problem area's in your community, so everyone can access this beautiful city. This free service can be used by anyone. Our mission is to help bring much needed attention to difficulties people face every day. We want equal accessibility, so we can all access our beautiful city. I am hoping to raise awareness for the struggles that people with wheels face every day. I to use wheels to get around in Edmonton, and I understand that our city is not the enemy to the people who use wheels, but age of the land and seasonal erosion is… Why won’t other people understand that, because I feel if we the people worked with our city better more would get done to better comfort the cities people.
What I’m ever so nicely asking for is to allow my MLA Lorne Dach to take the 2min. needed to explain to the legislature on May the 16th at 1:00 all about Mightywheels the accessibility team.

Thank you very much, I really hope writing this letter helps, because this accessibility problem could turn into a problem you and people must face. (Personally)

My thank you video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHj1pNUeatg

Older post.

This another older video. Again bringing it up for some people working with me on something a project that will be presented at the next legislature on May the 16th.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXl5JFC6Z1Y

Older post.

This is an older video. I'm bringing it up for some people working with me on something a project that will be presented at the next legislature on May the 16th.

http://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/video…

The Mighty.

I think, well I know the more people who know me and what Mightywheels.ca does, the more people I can help.

So, help me become more well known.

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Sign this.

Let's be prepared.

The inevitable is that we all will age, "Canada Health" says by the time the typical Canadian reaches 85 years old, 6-10 of us will have mobility issues or have to use a wheelchair. Edmonton’s City intersections, sidewalks, and sidewalk ramps are not in the best of conditions. I do not want to be confined indoor so lets think of every ones interests and sign this petition to get Edmonton's intersections, sidewalks and sidewalk ramps in better condition.

https://www.change.org/p/city-of-edmonton-fix-the-streets-for-people-who-use-wheels?just_created=true

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A helping mission.

Hi, my names Tim Parnett, I run a internet blog called Mightywheels.ca Canada's first wheel accessibility team. We stand up for everyone who uses wheels, parents pushing baby strollers, people using walking aids or people in wheelchairs like my self, we know Edmonton is 4-5 years behind in our accessibility problems So, with the power of myself and my various helpers, we bring attention to problem area's in your community, so everyone can access this beautiful city. This free service can be used by anyone. Our mission is to help bring much needed attention to difficulties people face every day.We want equal accessibility, so we can all access our beautiful city. I am hoping to raise awareness for the struggles that people with wheels face everyday.

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Question for Edmontonian's

Today I went to the north end of Edmonton to have a coffee with my cousin and every handy-capped parking stall, I saw over there was either taken by someone who had the proper handy-capped parking plaque or the stall was empty.

Why may I ask do the people in the neighborhood I live in all ways brake the law and park in handy-capped stalls or in the apartments I live in, they block the ramp and or use the front of the buildings handy-capped ramp as a moving dolly ramp when the load zone is at the back of the building?

New idea's.

Just like I was telling Brianna, when one door closes another door opens. Yes, Edmonton got their new 311 app working and that makes it so, much easier to report someone parking where they shouldn't.

Good accessibility is not only needed in our streets. Ever been to the dentist or doctor in a wheelchair. Today when I was out eating lunch I was asked that question and that gave me new ideas 💡

311 app.

Edmonton has their 311 app up and running now, its slowed my job
down some. I still will eventuate your place of business for free just like I did for The callingwood Tea Place https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXl5JFC6Z1Y
and/or I'll be happy to help you with vacation accessibility planning.

Mightywheels.ca is still alive to help all people who use wheels.
so, please if you need help learning to use the app, just ask.