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Science East teaches the basics of science in a fun and entertaining way, exploring everything from
robotics and computer programming to physics, chemistry, biology and more! Their programs
help students develop important skills such as communication, critical thinking, problem-solving,
collaboration and creativity.

Science East (Disponible en Français) 

Autism Canada works collaboratively with provincial and territorial organisations, associations
and societies to champion Autism Spectrum Disorder priorities. They create the exchange of
information between individuals with ASD, families, professionals, researchers, governments and
the public. The website contains information about autism, screening tools, some information
about treatment options, and a wide range of recourses.

Autism Canada

This is a webpage on the website of the services New Brunswick that allows the search of the
proper facility for your child. You can search by district, community name, facility name and type,
preferred language and age group.

Facility Search: New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

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One of several Support for Patient Research (SPOR) units dedicated to bringing health research
findings to life by helping integrate them into patient care. They engage with patients from across
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and collaborate with the research
community on governance, priority setting, and the planning and conducting research.

Maritime SPOR Support Unit (MSSU) (Disponible en Français)

It is a tool for those who have mastered Phases I and II of PECS. This app is designed for use in any
setting to help teach the concept of “wait” and encourage learners to wait successfully.

Wait4it™

Maxfield Sparrow is a transmasculine autistic author who hopes that sharing his experiences and
perceptions (while reminding readers that every autistic person is different!) will help further the
struggle for disability rights and autism acceptance.

Maxfield Sparrow

This article from Autism Speaks addresses autistic children who experience aggression, and offers potential causes, advice on how to respond, and touches on medication as a form of treatment.&nbsp;