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The lawsuit alleged the defendants were liable for invasion of privacy, acting recklessly and causing distress and anguish.

Award-winning photographer Dr. Don Gutoski travels the world to capture striking scenes

One university rose 15 spots compared to last year.

When the Abbotsford School District extends an invitation to a guest speaker, it asks them to sign a letter acknowledging abstinence as the only way teenagers can be ‘truly safe’ from unwanted sexual outcomes.

The board says it accepts the province’s argument that testing, while routine, can have major ramifications on everything from cancer diagnoses to prenatal testing.

‘It gives me a lot of hope that we can rally behind a solution that is more humane and cost-effective.’

The report found the Health Department’s data on primary care wait-lists was inaccurate and unreliable.

People from Uganda, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo have been barred from travelling to Canada since May.

A four-week placement in a Cree community gave one McGill medical student a deeper understanding of culturally responsive care and showed how trust, relationships and community are central to better health.

On the third day of his visit to France, Leo again waded into the end-of-life debate unfolding in countries around the world.