What it's like to take the TTC when you're in a wheelchair

What it's like to take the TTC when you're in a wheelchair

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Minding the gap takes on a whole new meaning for those who use the TTC while in a wheelchair. Ginella Massa with the struggles those with mobility issues face when taking public transit in Toronto.

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