Measures we take

  • Use semantic headings, landmarks, labels, and keyboard-operable controls.
  • Provide visible focus, responsive layouts, and sufficient contrast.
  • Provide text alternatives for meaningful images.
  • Test important journeys with automated tools, keyboards, screen readers, zoom, and reduced-motion preferences.
  • Keep English and French navigation and structure consistent.

Compatibility

The website is designed for current major desktop and mobile browsers and common assistive technologies. Older browsers, unusual combinations, extensions, or third-party content may behave differently.

Known limitations

Interactive maps and third-party services may have limitations outside our control. Where to Buy therefore keeps the full location list beside the map. Older uploaded documents or future user-authored content may require remediation.

Feedback and assistance

If you cannot access information or complete a task, use the Contact page. Include the page, problem, browser or assistive technology if comfortable, and the format needed. We will seek to provide an accessible alternative within a reasonable period.

Ongoing improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time claim. We prioritize barriers affecting products, recipes, locations, forms, language controls, and legal information.