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Public washroom
The call of the stall
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorialopinion/article/1035649–the-call-of-the-stall JM
No solution yet to public urination downtown
The following article appeared in the June 18 edition of the Guelph Mercury: Picture a milk tank truck filled with pee and you have a visual representation of an urgent need in downtown Guelph. A pilot project involving full bladders, public urination and temporary urinals collected just a trickle less than 6,000 litres of urine over a 45-day period in mid-2009. […]
Guelph ponders where to locate 24-hour public washrooms downtown
The following article appeared in the August 16 edition of the Guelph Mercury: The city is trying to figure out if and how it can provide 24-hour public washroom access in downtown Guelph. Currently under discussion are two locations: the new transit hub to be built on Carden Street and the new park to be […]
Urinal is a hit, two more may come on stream
The following article appeared in the Victoria Times and was forwarded to me by staff. Victoria’s next street loos likely to include a version for women The men’s public urinal at Pandora Avenue and Government Street. Building on the success of the city’s first street urinal, city staff are recommending installing two more places to […]
Pee on a tree!
Something new that can be used in the pissoir vein (no pun intended)… and you can pee on a tree! JM Click here.
To add to your pissoir collection
Taken in a hill village in the Istria Peninsula in Croatia. TM This was a crapper more than a pissoir. It was a long way down.
Pissoirs: Our favourite topic
New public facilities in Toronto: Click here AJ
pissiors' in Victoria B.C.
Ian, took these pictures while in Victoria last month. Situated in a main downtown intersection and very well done. HO
Pissoirs
It has been a while since I last contacted you, but I think that this may be a solution to Guelph’s weekend “problem”. Modesty appears to be, “Not an Option”.