After many decades, Hershey Canada, has said it will close it's dorrs and kiss Smith Falls goodbye.

Straight from the you-can’t-be-serious files: A young man was recently arrested for allegedly "assaulting" a police officer with M&M's. Let's hope the officer has a full and speedy recovery.

Hillary Clinton does not have the delegate lead that Barack Obama enjoys. Clinton's goal at this point is to convince superdelegates that Obama cannot win in November's general election against John McCain. WV and Kentucky will give her argument validity.

In spite of increasing numbers of news reports about deaths from tasering, the weapons are being put into the hands of more and more untrained law officers, and the industry has continued to insist that the devices aren’t dangerous.

Scottish and Canadian researchers say sitting up straight is not the best position for office workers' backs. They recommend the "135-degree" position.

Social networks are virtual gold mines of personal information. Sites like Facebook know more about you than your family probably does. They're now letting members take information with them outside of the network, to other places on the Web.

Iran hangs women and gays. Saudi Arabia will behead a man for cursing God. Jihadis pour into Afghanistan and Iraq, killing indiscriminately. Hamas takes Gaza in a bloody coup. Now Hezbollah is making a violent power grab in Beirut. It never ends, does it?

This week's Caledon Perspectives reported on a little-known fact. Camp X - Canada's secret spy training facility located just minutes outside of Toronto, Ontario, opened on December 8, 1941, the day after the Pearl Harbour attack.

Seems Europeans are imbibing and inhaling at an ever increasing rate. The motivation - getting their rocks off, or should I say socks off. Binge drinking and drug use is being touted as the new Viagra for European youth, with the UK taking top honors.

In seemingly spontaneous fashion, as many as 10 billion critters can suddenly swarm the air and carpet the ground, blazing destructive paths that bring starvation and economic ruin.

Contrary to common belief, life may not be an unlikely event. Evidence is mounting that, on the contrary, life is an inevitable outcome of sufficiently complex chemical soups. Moreover, it arose incredibly early in the existence of our planet.

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An abundance of caterpillars and warm spring weather has created an ideal situation for an early laying season for tits in Great Britain.