The Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis (ONTABA) will hold ONTABACon 2026 on October 15–16, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto. Billed by the association as its biggest event of the year, the conference is offered both in person and virtually and is aimed at behaviour analysts, students and others working in the field.
This year’s theme asks Who is ABA For? The schedule opens on October 15 with remarks and an awards ceremony, followed by a poster session, the members-only annual general meeting and an evening social. In-person tickets include keynotes, breakout sessions, poster sessions and virtual access, while virtual tickets cover live-streamed keynotes and breakouts, subject to speaker consent; both include time-limited on-demand recordings for CEU purposes. Regular rates are C$405 for members and C$635 for non-members, with CEUs free for members and C$230 for non-members, and groups of five or more registering for the same package receive a 10 percent discount. Early-bird pricing has closed.
ONTABA represents behaviour analysts in Ontario and runs a year-round calendar of webinars, a student NextGen conference and regional evening events. ONTABACon is one of the largest provincial behaviour analysis conferences in Canada, and its 2026 theme puts questions of access and the populations served by ABA at the centre of the program for Ontario practitioners and service providers.