With the wide open spaces of the Net, along came the re-branding and the rustling. Critics of copyright bill C61 taking their battle to cyberspace seems only fitting.

Who really started shooting first in the Georgia-Russia conflict and why? Who has the most to gain? Are the White House and Kremlin playing games again? And what is the role of Digital Journal in all this.

Who would have thunk it? That days before ts hosts its first ever Olympics, China would become an activist's dream target. The usual suspects have now been joined by the Turkestan Islamic Party, suspected in the killing Sunday of 16 policemen.

Cruise ships full of folks getting up close with a pristine environment are endangering that very environment. Equally worrisome, the disclosure that 90 billion barrels of oil lie beneath the Arctic has eight nations licking their energy-hungry chops.

Toadfish live in the tidal shallows of the US Gulf states and are so ugly their mothers promptly abandon them at birth. Turns out toadfish dudes have a sweet song for bringing the ladies around. Never mind what happens when she faces the music.

Possibly the most disturbing method of recruiting new members to a White Supremacy group may tarnish the reputation of Calgary, Alberta.

Greenpeace has launched its own website to counter the greenwashing they say is being done by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP).

A baby step towards making it ok when nursing moms have to do it in public, Toronto's new breast-feeding friendly program is timely. An overdue boon to local moms, it'll also give an edge in the tourist market to participating venues.

Any other country vying for a piece of the Arctic turf and ts mineral wealth would be embarrassed. Not Canada, where the governmental mindset of 'it could be worse' rules and screw ups are regarded as partial successes.

Even as Zimbabwe's democratic party accept defeat and folded its tents, President Robert Mugabe continues to push his country ever further down a slippery and ruinous slope.

No halal? Adios Ital? Step off spring rolls? Yep, those and all their ilk won't be appearing on Toronto's streets this summer. The very folk who were behind the idea of varied street food now admit they couldn't get it together.

Leonardo would be proud. Some 500 years after the Florentine visionary sketched one man flying machines the dream is made real In Japan a one man chopper took to the air and a Swiss pilot completed the first flight of a human with jet powered wings.

Upper echelon sphincters flared wide open this morning when Tim Horton's execs woke up to find headlines like the one above splattered all over the media. By 8.00 am, the Timbit mom was re-hired.

As the body count rises in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis' hit on Burma, the military junta has taken the rare step of requesting international aid. The world stands ready to respond.

The Blu-ray format might have beat out HD DVD in the next-gen high-def DVD format war, but that does not mean people are buying it. According to new NPD Group numbers, sales have gone more flaccid than the tenth take on a Vivid porn shoot.

Pink Floyd's legendary inflatable pig took exception to Roger Waters version of "Pigs" and escaped Sunday night. This happened as Waters was closing out the Coachella Arts & Music Festival. The porker eventually crashed to earth in La Quinta.

In communities large and small across Canada and the US, a new teen control device is causing a buzz. It's called the Mosquito and it targets teens and young people, Manufactures say that's the point, civil liberties groups call it discrimination

This year's spawning of the coral in the Palau sea were predicted to be awesomely large. They didn't disappoint, turning the sea into a sexy pink broth and providing lots of samples for the scientists to get their hands on.

The Sochi Institute of Medical Primatology is either on the cutting edge of primate research or PETA's worst nightmare. They've been putting monkeys into space since the 1980s and are planning to start up a Mars monkey program very soon.

Will pond scum one day light up your life? Green investors, both private and governmental around the globe are looking anew at the energy potential in the common green goo. A Texas company claims to have the technology to get algae into the oil game.