The United States Justice department says the company "preyed on people of modest means."

Three days before Bob Edmonds died, he received an apology and fees, bringing his total settlement to $250 thousand.

A prison tunnel at a Michigan prison was uncovered six feet from freedom.

"Energy sector bosses topped the annual list of Ontario civil servants and public sector workers who earned over $100,000 last year, which jumped a whopping 24 per cent over 2005."

Taxpayers in Ontario will learn today which Ontario bureaucrats they pay the most.

Most of us are glad to see the arrival of spring, but it is not as inviting to some communities, especially those in the far north along the James Bay Coast.

I am pleased to report that workers were not idle. There was no monkeying around like at the DJ headquarters.

After allegations that Ontario lottery retailers have been winning more than their fair share of lottery jackpots, it was bound to happen, disgruntled lottery players have launched a lawsuit.

Everyone thinks they have a chance when they buy a lottery ticket. You might want to think twice before buying an OLG lottery ticket. Ontario ombudsman Andre Marin says the game is fixed.

A nuclear industry study suggest storing radioactive waste fuel underground in and around Ontario cities may be a wise choice.

A northern Ontario M. P. P. continues to pursue the question of how much it has cost the Ontario government to fight a class-action lawsuit against parents of autistic children.

Seventy-two children from the Texas Sheltered Care facility have been transfered due to an invetigation launched last week by the FBI.

The family was denied refuge in Canada, and were deported back to Iran in December 2005 after exhausting all their legal avenues.

Every morning for the past ten years Dave Jones, of Garden River First Nation, has been letting his dog out. The other morning it turned into disaster.

That there is a nuclear waste refinery within two hundred miles of their home.

The St. Mary's Paper mill in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario has been in business for over 100 years. It will close June 3, putting 385 people out of work.

St. Joseph's General Hospital in Vegreville has been ordered to stop taking new patients due to the sterilization problem and the spread of a potent super bug.

There is no better way to welcome spring than to burn the snowman.

After having their names and personal details posted on the Internet, five so-called dead-beat dads in Ontario have been shamed into paying family support money.

A new report says the Canada Revenue Agency must do more to ensure monthly cheques sent to needy families are not for the support of "phantom" children.