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Bringing Together Francophones in Alberta

Autism Alliance of Canada invites you to participate in our next in-person Francophone Town Hall in Edmonton on Friday, February 6, 2026 as part of our town hall series in 2025-2026. Join the conversation to advance Canada’s Autism Strategy and strengthen the Francophone collective voice of Autism across Canada. Look for dates being hosted online or in-person throughout the year!

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Calling Autism Alliance of Canada’s Members to Join Our Board Of Directors

Autism Alliance of Canada (the Alliance), an organization committed to excellence and the representation of its diverse membership, is beginning its process for the nomination and election of new Directors for a two year term commencing April 2026. Autism Alliance of Canada is directly accountable to its members through its volunteer Board of Directors. The […]

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Autism Alliance of Canada held its second in-person Francophone Town Hall in Sudbury, Ontario, to bring together and unite the collective voices of the Francophone autism community

PRESS RELEASEFor immediate release Sudbury, Ontario, November 22, 2025 – In collaboration with Autism Ontario and Collège Boréal, Autism Alliance of Canada brought together some of its members and the Francophone autism community today to discuss and identify unique priorities to the Northern Ontario region. The topics discussed focused on access to a range of […]

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Marking a New Chapter for the National Autism Network

Autism Alliance of Canada congratulates the National Autism Network on the election of its first full Board of Directors, a milestone that marks the successful completion of the Network’s start-up phase and the beginning of its next chapter of independence. 

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One Year In: Canada’s Autism Strategy – A Milestone Achieved, A Mountain Still to Climb

One year ago, on September 26th 2024, the Government of Canada launched Canada’s first-ever National Autism Strategy, marking a historic moment for the Autistic community and their families. This milestone followed decades of tireless advocacy by the community. As we reflect on this first anniversary, it's important to acknowledge the work that has taken place, while also recognizing the urgent need for further action and investment.

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