Autism Services of Saskatoon

The supplied evidence does not contain any information about Autism Services of Saskatoon. The two snippets provided concern unrelated subjects: a Madeira Beach Burger Week news item and the corporate profile of Beasley Media Group, a US radio broadcaster founded in 1961 by George G. Beasley. Neither mentions Autism Services of Saskatoon, its services, ownership, founding, or market position. On its face the name suggests a Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based provider of autism-related support services, which would place it in the healthcare providers or social services space rather than in consumer goods. However, this is an inference from the name alone and is not supported by the evidence, so no factual claims about founding, leadership, programs, funding, or affiliations are made here. Because the entity may be a non-profit or charitable organization rather than a commercial brand, and because no official website, Wikipedia entry, or reliable source was supplied, this dossier is intentionally minimal and flagged for review. A future pass should confirm whether the organization is a registered charity, a service provider, or a program brand, and gather primary-source details before expanding the entry.

• 2025

  Autism Services of Saskatoon data breach affected 2,168 people

  Autism Services of Saskatoon discovered a ransomware attack on March 20, 2025, in which personal information for 2,168 people was stolen. The affected data included names, dates of birth, addresses, social insurance numbers, health card numbers, medical information and credit card information. Saskatchewan's Information and Privacy Commissioner reported that the organization properly notified affected individuals and enhanced its IT security.

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• 2025.03.20

  Reported2026.08.19

  Autism Services of Saskatoon data breach affected 2,168 people[1]Autism Services of Saskatoon data breach affected 2,168 peoplecbc.ca

  Autism Services of Saskatoon discovered a ransomware attack on March 20, 2025, in which personal information including names, dates of birth, addresses, social insurance numbers, health card numbers, medical information and credit card information for 2,168 people was stolen. Saskatchewan's Information and Privacy Commissioner reported that the organization properly notified affected individuals and enhanced its IT security.

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1. 1Autism Services of Saskatoon data breach affected 2,168 peoplecbc.ca