Is P.E.I. doing enough for adults with autism and intellectual disabilities? Advocates say no

Krista MacGillivray is an eyewitness to the holes that exist in available support for Prince Edward Islanders living with autism and intellectual disabilities.

Diana Fox Carney — Prime Minister Mark Carney's wife — is stepping into an unpaid role focused on ocean conservation, including chairing an international conference set to take place in Halifax next year.

Traffic at the new Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Windsor, Ont., and Detroit topped 340,000 in its first full month of operation, according to new data.

Kady Dandeneau, a 36-year-old wheelchair basketball forward from Pender Island, B.C., dominated Japan from start to finish in Wednesday’s world championship women's quarterfinal, scoring a game-high 49 points in an 88-68 victory at TD Place in Ottawa.

U.S. President ‌Donald Trump ​signed a presidential ​memorandum on ​Wednesday to identify Canadian-origin goods ‌in federal civil government procurement ‌and take steps ​to remove them, the White House ​said.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly are calling on Stellantis to produce a new model at its idled Brampton, Ont., assembly plant after the automaker signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Canadian armoured vehicle maker Roshel on its potential sale.

The documentary film NAZA is stirring outrage in Israel, prompting many to defend their military's actions in Gaza against accusations it approves strikes regardless of harm to Palestinian civilians, while the filmmakers question why critical reflection is being stonewalled.

The documentary film NAZA is stirring outrage in Israel, prompting many to defend their military's actions in Gaza against accusations it approves strikes regardless of harm to Palestinian civilians, while the filmmakers question why critical reflection is being stonewalled.

Drake fans were treated to a little bit of everything — including several new tracks — when the rapper dropped his much anticipated "not so short film" on Tuesday night.

The picture book, named for rock band's popular song I'm Just A Kid, will be released on March 9, 2027.

Scientists have long discussed whether and which dinosaurs were warm-blooded. Now, researchers say they have used chemistry to take the temperature of two T. rexes. Here's what they found.

U.S. Representative Gregory Meeks, the top Democrat on the House of ‌Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, said on Wednesday he would ​not support the ​sale of 2,000-pound bombs to Israel over concerns ​the munitions would not be used in ‌accordance with international law.

Fencing went up Wednesday around the main Kennedy Center building, a day after the Trump-aligned board voted to close most of the performing arts centre for repairs.

A diver was transported to hospital after being injured by a great white shark in Percé, Que., in the province’s Gaspé region.

The Federal Reserve said it cut rates to help bring inflation back to the central bank's two per cent target. It's the first policy shift under the new Fed chief, who took office in late May after being selected by Trump with an expectation that he would ‌cut rates.

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has issued a formal abandonment and reclamation order against Calgary-based MAGA Energy Ltd., forcing the company to permanently decommission its assets.

Jewish prayers scrolls, known as mezuzahs, were pulled from doors of residences at Wilfrid Laurier University in southern Ontario and smashed over the Jewish New Year this past weekend.

Some George Gordon First Nation members are questioning the long-term implications of Bell's AI data centre expansion near Regina.

Countries including Syria, France and Guatemala have seen blockades, marches or other protests due to rising fuel prices caused by conflict in the Middle East.

Russian drones struck a passenger bus and a train in southern Ukraine on Wednesday, killing five people, Ukrainian officials said, as Moscow pressed on with strikes on transport links and infrastructure. Russian President Vladimir Putin framed participation in an upcoming parliamentary election as a barometer of support for Russia's war in Ukraine and urged Russians to vote.

Prosecutors have withdrawn a charge against a Toronto man accused of taking part in the multi-million dollar gold heist at Pearson airport in 2023.

Prosecutors have withdrawn a charge against a Toronto man accused of taking part in the multi-million dollar gold heist at Pearson airport in 2023.

The website WE NEWS has three northern Indigenous 'AI correspondents.' Their profiles say they are 'a member of Yukon First Nation,' 'of Dene heritage,' and 'an Inuk raised in the North.' Experts in the industry call the site disturbing and say it muddies the waters for readers trying to get authentic information.

Canada has stood firm in its trade fight with the U.S., but what happens when tariffs hit Canadians’ wallets and new trading partners become a bigger part of the economic picture? Guest host Catherine Cullen joins Washington correspondents Katie Simpson and Paul Hunter to look at what comes next, and the risks Prime Minister Mark Carney is taking.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is fully on board with the prime minister's plan to see private investors take over operations at Canada's four largest airports, including Toronto Pearson.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is fully on board with the prime minister's plan to see private investors take over operations at Canada's four largest airports, including Toronto Pearson.

Mississauga city council has voted unanimously on a moratorium on new data centres for one year, the latest municipality to hit the brakes on the artificial intelligence-fuelled build out.

The cost of establishing a new country could range between $50 billion and $170 billion over a five-year period, a new report from the University of Calgary School of Public Policy released Wednesday says.

The cost of establishing a new country could range between $50 billion and $170 billion over a five-year period, a government-commissioned report released Wednesday says.

Tensions are rising in Montreal's Saint-Henri neighbourhood over Maison Benoît Labre's supervised consumption site as some residents demand relocation due to safety concerns, while advocates say it's a life-saving service and must stay. A protest and counter-protest took place Monday evening.