Accessibility for All Manitobans

Improving accessibility is the right thing to do. Nearly every Manitoban knows someone with a disability or will develop a disability in the coming years.

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Latest Updates

Join the Manitoba Accessibility Office for webinars in celebration of Disability Employment Awareness Month, Indigenous Disability Awareness Month and International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Please visit our Awareness Dates webpage to learn more about these free webinars and to register to attend one or more.

The Minister’s Annual Report for 2023/24 is now available. Please visit our Plans, Reports and Council Summaries Page.

The Manitoba government is taking action to remove and prevent barriers within the workplace by kicking off its five-year review of the Accessible Employment Standard Regulation. Please visit Act and Standards Reviews page.

The Accessibility for Manitobans Act 2023 Legislative Review Report is now available. Please visit the Plans, Reports and Council Summaries page of our website.

The Minister’s Annual Plan for 2023/24 and 2024/25 is now available. Please visit our Plans, Reports and Council Summaries Page.

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Accessibility

Learn more about each of Manitoba's legislation and regulated standards by clicking on the links.

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headphones with microphone Accessible Customer Service Standard Regulation
person sitting at a desk Accessible Employment Standard Regulation
comment bubble over a piece of paper Accessible Information and Communication Standard Regulation
bus Accessible Transportation Standard Regulation
tree beside a park bench Accessible Design of Outdoor Public Spaces Standard
person below a checklist Accessibility Compliance Secretariat
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Accessibility for

Business and Non-Profit

Businesses include all Manitoba businesses and organizations with one or more employees, such as shops, restaurants and professional services.

Non-Profit organizations include charities, places of worship, community organizations and membership associations.

Accessibility for Business and Non-Profit
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Accessibility for

Public Sector

Public sector includes organizations that are connected to the government, including Crown corporations, regional health authorities, school division, post-secondary institutions, municipalities, government agencies, boards and commissions.

Accessibility for Public Sector
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Online
Learning Portal

The Online Learning Portal helps Manitoba employers and organizations meet requirements for employee training required by the accessibility standards under The Accessibility for Manitobans Act.

Online Training
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Awareness Dates

2024

The Manitoba Accessibility Office recognizes several disability awareness events throughout the year. These events include the participation of communities across Manitoba and are celebrated in-person and online.

Learn about upcoming dates
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