Tag: TTC

• The Blind at Davisville Station

  

  A Silent City Blog Welcome back to Silent City. For this second short post, I would like to show you this photo I found in the City of Toronto digital archives. The Blind Navigate Davisvile Station for the First TimeDecember 15, 1957 This photo shows blind persons getting around Davisville Station. The reason why this…

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  January 30, 2026

  Archive: Silent City Blog

  Accessibility Features, blindness, Toronto, TTC, uoft

• The Silent City

  

  An Introduction This blog was written in 2019 and later published on the “The Silent City” blogging website, which ended in 2021. This article has been loosely edited so that others may enjoy early samples of my writings on accessibility. Within the first few weeks of attending the University of Toronto, I have gotten used…

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  January 30, 2026

  Archive: Silent City Blog

  Acessibility, Canada, commuters, disability, Ontario, pwds, quebec, Toronto, travel, TTC, uoft, writing

• Accessibility & Public Transportation

  

  Transit Accessibility Sucks For the past 4 years at the University of Toronto (minus the years of lockdowns) I have commuted all over Toronto, via bus, trains, and street cars, regardless if they are TTC, Viva or The Go. As a commuter, I have come across inaccessibility DAILY. It was the first thing I noticed…

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  October 20, 2023

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  Accessibility, disability, Ontario, Public Transportation, Public Transportatoin, The Go, Toronto, Transit, TTC, University of Toronto, uoft, Viva Bus