Canada

The Northwest School Division in Saskatchewan, Canada, began training parents, teachers, and others who work on a daily basis with children on the autism spectrum.

The Arrowsmith Program founded in Canada in 1978 by Barbara Arrowsmith Young, uses specific cognitive exercises as therapy for children with autism.

Intensive Multi-Treatment Intervention (IMTI) is the autism treatment of choice for five families in Toronto, Canada.

Planning for Independence (PIP) is a program in Canada to teach life long skills to children with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Autism Resources Miramichi opened in New Brunswick, Canada. 

A portable computer weighing about a pound fits into Kayle Coutie's palm and allows the non-verbal child with autism the chance to communicate.

The parents of a Canadian girl diagnosed with autism began applied behavior analysis (ABA) when Carly was just a child.

AutismPro, developed by a Canadian company, provides an online resource for parents to plan individual education programs and other therapies for their children with autism.

Kerry's Place Autism Services in Canada, has organized the third annual Spectrum Art Show.