The city of Regina is home to 152 playgrounds, but only six of them are accessible. After a unanimous vote by city council last week, it looks like things are about to change for the future of playgrounds in the city.
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Ward 5 Coun. Sarah Turnbull has been advocating for accessible playgrounds for years, even before she became a city councillor. Her inspiration is her six-year-old daughter Blake Turnbull, who uses a wheelchair.
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