St. Paul’s continues to enhance its historic church, offices, and gathering spaces to ensure they are increasingly barrier-free and accessible to all.
There are currently four wheelchair-accessible entrances to the Cathedral and its facilities:
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The Great West Doors, accessed by ramp and equipped with an automated door opener.
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The South Transept entrance, which provides level access.
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The entrance to the parish offices and gathering spaces is via the wheelchair ramp and automated door opener off Clarence Street/Queens Avenue.
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The doors near Cronyn Hall, now reached by a gentle slope rather than stairs.
- Wheelchair/Ramp access to the Nave is available through all entrances.
Two accessible parking spaces are reserved at all times in the lot off Queens Avenue for those with valid permits.
Inside the Cathedral, pews have been removed to allow wheelchair users to move about the space freely. An accessible washroom is located in the narthex at the back of the church, and additional accessible washrooms are available near Cronyn Hall.
We are committed to ensuring that all who enter St. Paul’s feel welcomed, comfortable, and able to participate fully in the life of the Cathedral.