Well, now there’s a Toronto transit shelter that doesn’t even have an entrance on it. Like that the city’s transit shelters, even under normal circumstances, are far more effective as billboards than they are at providing shelter. Ironically, one good thing you can say about Toronto’s transit shelters under normal circumstances is that they are accessible to people who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids. Instead, people face significant barriers trying to access the transit system owned by the same city government making the point. There is a clear message in the city making an accessible but ineffective shelter inaccessible and unusable in order to make a more effective advertisement.

Source: thestar April 30, 2019 21:27 UTC