A firm focused on one standard, done properly.
Prairie Accessibility helps Manitoba organizations meet the Accessible Information and Communication Standard. We work only on accessibility compliance, and we keep the process clear, documented and fixed in price.
Why we exist
One in four Canadians has a disability.
About 27% of Canadians aged 15 and over reported one or more disabilities in 2022, according to Statistics Canada. For many of them, a website that cannot be used with a keyboard or a screen reader is a closed door.
Manitoba’s standard now requires that door to be open. Most organizations want to comply but don’t know where to start, and many are told they need a whole new website. Usually they don’t. We focus on fixing what exists, documenting it properly, and making sure the business can keep it compliant.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Survey on Disability, 2022.
How we operate
Principles
- Verifiable workEvery finding cites a WCAG criterion that anyone can check.
- Manitoba-specificWe work to the Manitoba regulation, not a generic checklist.
- Repair over rebuildYour site, your design, made accessible.
- GuaranteedIf anything we repaired is found not to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, we correct it at no charge.
Training and credentials
| Training | Provider | Completed |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible Information and Communication Standard training module, under The Accessibility for Manitobans Act | Province of Manitoba | October 2026 |
This is the training the regulation itself requires of people who maintain web content and communicate on an organization’s behalf (Man. Reg. 47/2022, s. 4 (opens in a new tab)). Our testing method is published on the Our Method page.
Next step
Find out where your website stands.
Book a 20-minute consultation. We review your website with you, explain what applies to your organization, and follow up with a fixed written quote.