Dryden Resident Critical Of Building Accessibility Across Ontario

More action can be taken to make Ontario homes and businesses more accessible. That’s the belief of Dryden’s Casey Gould, who has Duchenne Muscle Dystrophy. Gould says new building codes and stricter rules and regulations have been introduced, but he doesn’t think there is actually anyone inspecting buildings going up and following the rules and codes of conduct. He feels the government should reach out to more disabled people to help them figure out what exactly needs to be done. You can learn more by listening to Northwest Monitor tomorrow morning.