89-year-old Woman Acquitted After Refusing to Fill out Census
The 89-year-old woman, who had refused to fill census forms, was acquitted.
Forgotten Names In Nobel For Physics
Peter Higgs and Francois Englert were the physicists who were instrumental in the discovery of the "God particle" that won the Nobel for Physics. Their names were finally hailed by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Tuesday after waiting for 50 years. It may be long to get the Nobel but they eventually had it.
Cop Dog Brutally Killed In Edmonton [VIDEO]
Quanto, one of the most popular police dogs in Edmonton, was killed by a suspect Monday. He was a dedicated German shepherd who spent four years of his life in the police service with over 100 arrests.
EU Prohibits Smoking, Children Warned To Stop the Habit
Under the newly proposed legislation, all kinds of cigarettes are banned in Europe. According to the new rules that will be implemented by the European parliament Tuesday, 65 percent cigarette packs will contain health warnings while menthol cigarettes and other flavored versions will now be banned.
Apple to Launch iTunes Radio in Canada in 2014: Reports
Apple is all set to launch iTunes Radio in Canada in the earlier part of 2014, if sources are to be believed.
Canada: No More Funding For War-Rape Victims
Canada has decided to shelf its funding on overseas projects that deal with war and rape victims. Christian Paradis, an international development minister, said the government would no longer release any fund for the victims of war-rape or teenage brides who have the access to abortion. He cited this after meeting the Canadian Network, adding the government would still continue its commitment as proclaimed at the G8 summit 3 years back in Muskoka.
Babysitter Molests Infants, Gets $2M Bond for Bail [COURT VIDEO]
Who would have thought that a lady with an angelic face like Heather Koon would do the unthinkable? If the charges against her have basis, parents should think twice before trusting anyone for baby-sitting their infants. Koon allegedly raped a couple of infants and recording this ballistic act on video. The court issued an interesting verdict with the judge setting a $2 million bond for her bail.
Canada to boycott Commonwealth in Sri Lanka [VIDEO]
Canada will maintain a strategic boycott on Sri Lanka and not participate in the Commonwealth summit next month
BlackBerry Z30 to be Launched in Canada on October 15th [VIDEO]
BlackBerry is all set to launch the Z30 in Canada on October 15.
Red Wine Compound May Eliminate Cancer Cells - Study
A recent study claims that a particular compound present in drinking red wine may actually help in killing cancer cells. Resveratrol, a compound found in red wine, can be modified to enter the human body tissues and kill malignant cells.
Defiant 89-Year-Old Woman Refuses Filling Out Census, Faces Trial
Eighty-nine-year-old Audrey Tobias faces trial on Thursday for being defiant against the government.
Survey: Most Sex Workers Abused By Cops
About 65 percent sex workers are abused by cops. This was according to a recent survey conducted by the Tshwaranang Legal Advocacy Centre (TLAC) to 80 Johannesburg-based sex workers in South Africa. The study revealed 52 of them were abused in different forms.
Holy Water May Be Contaminated, Study Shows
Churchgoers, beware! The Holy water was reportedly to contain fecal matter. A recent study shows that around 86 percent of Holy water, which is generally used in baptism, may be infected with harmful bacteria.
Study: Legalizing Marijuana In Israel To Boost Economy
If marijuana will be legalized in Israel, it may be extremely beneficial for its economy. This was according to a recent study conducted by the Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies.
Google Play Gift Cards Now in Canada
Google Play gift cards are now going to be available in Canada.
'Porn and Pizza': Gay Rights Club Hosts Event for Sexual Health
It was a university event which promised three things: pizza, porn and sexual health.
Canadian Women Demand Amendment in 'O Canada' Lyrics
Several prominent female personalities in Canada have voiced their opinion in favour of bringing back the original lyrics of “O Canada”.
Latest Serial-Killers Declared: Cats Kill Birds just for Fun
A study by Environment Canada reveals that human activities kill over 270 million birds every year.
British Muslims Warned Against Rising Hajj Fraud Packages
About 20,000 Muslims from UK are expected to visit Saudi Arabia for Hajj in October 2013. Reportedly, British authorities are worried about the increasing number of fraudulent trips on sale.
Most Likely Nominees of the First YouTube Music Awards 2013
YouTube is all set to launch the YouTube Music Awards which will take place on Nov. 3. Lady Gaga is likely to perform at the music award ceremony.
Gay Couple Caught in Public Sex [Crazy Viral Video]
A couple of men were arrested for allegedly having sex in a public park.
First Public Umbilical Cord Bank in Canada Launched in Ottawa
The very first national bank for umbilical cord starts in Ottawa on September 30, 2013.
Luisa Zissman Strips after Losing 14lb in 1 Month (VIDEO, GALLERY)
Luisa Zissman’s stunning weight loss is confirmed as she stripped off to bare necessities after she had lost 14lb in just a single month
Ex-Cop Exposes Corruption, Brutality in Edmonton Police
Derek Huff made path-breaking confessions to expose the Edmonton police.
NASA All Set to Launch 3D Printer into Space in 2014
NASA is going to make history by launching the first 3D printer into space in 2014
Oktoberfest: When Love of Beer Defeats Rain [Pictures]
The love of beer outsmarted the rain as thousands of admirers of beer refused to be bogged down by the hostile weather and took part in the third instalment of annual North-side Oktoberfest in Iowa City.
Canadian Launches Satellite to Study Space Storms
The latest space mission of Canada was inaugurated by the successful launch of CASSIOPE, a space satellite weighing 481 kg.
Arrested Canadians in Egypt to Stay in Jail for 45 Days More
Filmmaker John Greyson and doctor Tarek Loubani are going to stay in Egyptian prison for 45 days more.
The Olympic Torch Lit in Greece to Mark the Beginning of the Sochi Winter Games [VIDEO]
The iconic flame of the Olympics was lit in Greece on Sunday.
Economic Stress Leads to Decline in U.S. Birth Rates
Americans may go extinct in the coming years if the pressing economic issues continue.