Foodland in Wingham (Photo by Betty Marshall)The Foodland location in Wingham will be offering sensory-friendly shopping starting next week.
Owner Betty Marshall says they will be reducing excessive noise, sounds and other stressors to make for a more accessible shopping experience "for those with autism and other sensitivities".
Marshall notes that other locations have tried the idea recently and have received very positive feedback.
Sensory-friendly shopping will take place at Foodland every Thursday from 6-8pm.
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