91,974
children are registered in the Ontario Autism Program
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Ottawa Citizen
Profile of a Kanata family raising a child on the autism spectrum that cites End The Wait Ontario’s registration and funding data.
Read the coverageCBC Ottawa Morning
Spencer Carroll interviewed live on CBC radio about his son’s wait for Ontario autism services — a follow-up to the CBC News investigation.
Read the coverageThe Trillium
Queen’s Park press-gallery coverage of the Ontario Autism Coalition’s budget demand; Spencer Carroll calls for independent audit authority over program spending.
Read the coverageThe Trillium
Reporter Sneh Duggal profiles Spencer Carroll’s advocacy site and its push for transparency and accountability on OAP wait times.
Read the coverageCBC News
CBC News investigation featuring End The Wait Ontario and founder Spencer Carroll, drawing on the same FOI-sourced figures the site documents.
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Reports that Spencer Carroll created End The Wait Ontario to improve transparency and compile autism-service data and resources.
Italian-language coverage names Spencer Carroll and End The Wait Ontario, describing the site as collecting autism-service data and resources.
Written by Spencer Carroll
Founder & Autism Advocate
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91,974
children are registered in the Ontario Autism Program
22.5%
Only 20,711 children have active funding agreements (22.5%) — less than one in four
OAP registrations jumped 21% since mid-2024, with the number of funded children dipping in some periods despite hundreds more registering
$965M
Ontario allocated $965M to the Ontario Autism Program in 2026-27
WHO recommends accessible, community-based early interventions for children with autism — timely evidence-based psychosocial interventions improve communication and social engagement