Moneysense has named Weyburn the best prairie city to live in for the second year in a row.

Alberta's gender wage gap is partly to blame for the province receiving a "C" grade when it comes to socio-economic performance.

Montreal's bustling music scene and Toronto's deep diversity give them the edge with Millennials, according to a new list of the best places for Generation Y to call home.

Canada is among the best countries to live in the world, according to an annual ranking of nearly 200 countries. And it appears many countries have made great progress in the past few decades to catch up.

Out of 209 contenders, Kelowna ranks 84, Salmon Arm is 145, Vernon is 167 and Penticton come in at 186.

Saskatchewan's two largest cities are no longer among the top 20 spots for Canadians to live, according to MoneySense magazine.