“This is a provincial issue,” Lauer told the Packet & Times. “Through our local bylaw and building codes and permit functions, we can control certain things. In this case, that entrance which is the issue wasn’t significantly altered. There were no structural changes made. Therefore, it was just an esthetic change, so we have no ability to effect change regarding accessibility.”

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