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Government to extend autism therapy contracts for children currently in service

The province also said families who received a “childhood budget” might also be able to get “interim one-time funding once their current annual agreement expires.”

Published Jan 24, 2020 at 4:28pm

Government to extend autism therapy contracts for children currently in service

TORONTO, ON – FEBRUARY 21 – Progressive Conservative Energy critic Todd Smith speaks to reporters after question period at Queen’s Park, February 21, 2017. Andrew Francis Wallace/Toronto Star

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