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Clare Bonnyman
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Producer, Edmonton AM
Edmonton
Beats
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By Clare Bonnyman Verified| CBXX (Edmonton, AB) Verified A University of Alberta researcher wants to expand the definition of accessibility to make better, more active public spaces. "We all know that the ability to use a space goes beyond the physical," Josephine Godwyll, U of A assistant professor, told CBC's . Godwyll's research in the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation focuses on perceived accessibility - a strategy that can create public recreational spaces that better suit the needs of their communities.
By Clare Bonnyman Verified| CBC Edmonton@ Would you buy an LRT mug or a hydrogen-bus hoodie? In the near future, Edmontonians could get their hands on some Edmonton Transit Service merchandise. ETS branch manager Carrie Hotton-MacDonald says the organization is looking at an online store where public transit fans could purchase branded items. "This is something that other transit properties do," Hotton-MacDonald told CBC Edmonton's Radio Active. "People find it fun.
By Clare Bonnyman Verified| CBXX (Edmonton, AB) Verified A University of Alberta researcher wants to expand the definition of accessibility to make better, more active public spaces. "We all know that the ability to use a space goes beyond the physical," Josephine Godwyll, U of A assistant professor, told CBC's . Godwyll's research in the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation focuses on perceived accessibility - a strategy that can create public recreational spaces that better suit the needs of their communities.
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Edmonton AM
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