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Autism Canada Foundation  
Provides information on treatments and therapy options for individuals with autism. Presents research and scientific discussions that examines autism as a medical condition, not just a behavioural problem. Offers list of service providers.
Source: Autism Canada Foundation
Autism Ontario 
Dedicates its time to increasing public awareness about autism and the day-to-day issues faced by individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals with whom they interact.
Source: Autism Ontario
What types have been identified?  
Describes the differences in the specific diagnosis within the autism spectrum disorder. Explains there is no standard type of, or typical person with autism.
Source: Autism Ontario
International resource  Autism Research Centre  
Works to understand the biomedical causes of autism spectrum conditions, and develop new and validated methods for assessment and intervention. Fosters collaboration between scientists in Cambridge University and outside, to accelerate this mission. Includes a searchable resource library of research publications.
Source: Autism Research Centre (ARC)
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International resource  Research projects  
Outlines the three major programs at the Autism Research Centre: Cognitive Neuroscience and Genetics, Epidemiology and Diagnosis, and Intervention.
Source: Autism Research Centre (ARC)
From: International resource
Autism Services 
Promotes awareness about autism and advocates for individuals with autism and/or related pervasive developmental disorders.
Source: Autism Services
What is autism 
Describes autism, and gives information about how common it is and when it typically first appears. Also names some other related disorders.
Source: Autism Services
Common Characteristics 
Lists common characteristics of autism in the areas of behaviour, communication, and learning.
Source: Autism Services
Misconceptions 
Outlines several misconceptions concerning autism and provides more realistic explanations for these autism myths.
Source: Autism Services
Autism Society Canada 
Works toward reducing the profound impact of autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) on individuals and their families. Supports the implementation of better surveillance, quality research and universally accessible, scientifically validated treatment and service delivery for all Canadians with ASDs.
Source: Autism Society Canada
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