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Roll out the ramps: Wheelchair users get accessibility upgrades in the Glebe

Ottawa Citizen · September 5, 2026 at 6:29 p.m.

With hundreds of wheelchair users coming to Ottawa this month for the 2026 World Wheelchair Basketball Championships, one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods is determined to make them welcome.

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Roll out the ramps: Wheelchair users get accessibility upgrades in the Glebe

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