An update on the situation of the blind man. I contacted via e-mail, my city councillor and he has taken some action. I brought up several issues pertaining to people with disabilities and the HRS and he has referred my e-mail to two different areas. One to the general manager of HSR (Hamilton Street Railway) our city bus here, and the other e-mail to the Access people in City Hall.
I am still waiting for a reply from the mayor which I hope to receive in a day or so. AN UPDATE, Mayor Bob Bratina just e-mailed me 3 minutes ago. Now I am just waiting to see if the Hamilton Spectator prints my Letter to the Editor.
Action has to be taken in order to make this city a safer place for the disabled.
I am very pleased with Brian McHattie and his quick reply.
I seem to be on a roll lately, on a human rights issue of a Canadian citizen imprisioned in China, I got a letter from Stephen Harper signed by him in blue ink. Now I am on the bandwagon for disabled folk right here in town.
This is Canada, people can speak up without fear.
I am so pleased to be able to write about this update on the case of the blind man.
2 comments:
Wonderful! Glad to see someone's getting involved, Wilma.
WEF
Thanks for reading my blog, WEF.
I will take that poem for critiquing but it sure was heart felt by me. I was so upset when I saw what happened.
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