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Salmon Arm woman expands focus on accessibility to Columbia Shuswap
The five-member committee will use a five-minute survey to guide priorities on physical, sensory and cultural barriers across the region.
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Sicamous Eagle Valley NewsSalmon Arm woman expands focus on accessibility to Columbia Shuswap
Barriers to accessibility have been top of mind for Maia Reynard since May 2022, when she received multiple injuries in a horse-riding accident. Reynard was 22 at the time of the incident, which occurred during a riding clinic in Kamloops. The horse she was on began to buck before slamming its body into a wooden fence, with Reyard in between. Reynard suffered a multitude of serious injuries including a broken pelvis, broken ribs and a collapsed …
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