Canada

New cancer centre planned for Kamloops, B.C., will save patients from hours of travelling for treatment

Legault says his government is also considering increasing the number of immigrants it accepts every year to 60,000 people from 50,000 people, by 2027

Saskatchewan communities lift evacuation orders and hundreds head home with conditions improving

Recognizing and properly diagnosing concussions has also been an issue in clinical settings. A Vancouver researcher hopes that will change with a new diagnostic standard he helped develop.

The university will waive tuition fees for qualifying students from two First Nations on whose traditional territory the university's campus is located.

Hamilton city council voted Wednesday to look further into the creation of an 'advocate registry' based on Oshawa program modelled on refugee sponsorship. Some councillors and advocates have concerns with the idea, however.

A Halifax couple recently lost $500 in a home repair scam involving a group of men posing as workers from a local company called Fine Line Roofing and Masonry.

The Coalition Avenir Québec government is also prepared to welcome more than 50,000 immigrants per year, a scenario the premier previously said could contribute to the decline of the French language and "threaten social cohesion."

After a long process, Josh Whiteway feels he'll finally have a chance at justice as the alleged drunk driver who hit him has been ordered to stand trial.