TORONTO — Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says he'll undergo surgery for his cancerous tumour on May 11.
Ford met with his doctors on Thursday afternoon and says he was told his tumour has shrunk enough to operate.
Ford has received both chemotherapy and radiation since doctors discovered the tumour last September.
As a result of the cancer diagnosis, Ford gave up his re-election bid as mayor and instead ran for his old council seat, which he won in the October election.
VANCOUVER — The man whose job was pulled from under him as the head of the B.C. Treaty Commission says he's convinced Premier Christy Clark will pay a political price for what he says is a short-sighted approach to First Nations negotiations.
PENTICTON, B.C. — A man accused of murdering two people and wounding another flatly denied any involvement in the shootings near Princeton, B.C., while testifying in his own defence.
In a brief appearance at a Toronto courtroom Friday, Ghomeshi's lawyer said she and a Crown prosecutor had met before a judge earlier in the day for a judicial pretrial.
MONTREAL — A Montreal man the RCMP fears will commit a terrorism offence has signed off on a peace bond that will severely restrict his movements and have him under tight surveillance for the next year.
That hookah is less harmful than cigarette is a popular misconception that may have serious ramifications for the youth, warns a new study.
VICTORIA — The B.C. government has granted environmental approval to an underground gold-and-silver mine near the Alaska border.