Blame has been laid against former Premier Mike Harris, the feds and provincial police for the 1995 shooting death of a native protester at the Ipperwash Provincial Park. An inquiry that specifically points the finger at Premier Harris.

The EPA has fined the US Department of Energy (DOE) 1.1 million US dollars for violating an agreement, and has placed a 30-day deadline to meet its requirements and recommendations or pay the price.

Activist groups are suing Viacom over what they regard as an improper request to have a parody of "The Colbert Report" removed from YouTube.

The New York Times is looking into cases where doctors take money from drug companies for speaking engagements in which they lecture other doctors about the company's drugs. A former drug company representative speaks on the pharma's industry's goals.

With the implementation of its new data policy over the coming months (and within a year's time), Google will be collecting information about your query, your IP address and cookie details.

Here is another report of a Wii strap breaking - this time the Wii strap broke a car window during a demonstration at an indoor car show.

General Motors released financial information which seems to point to strong 2006 earnings, but as Jalopnik points out, under the "special items" section of their financial results, there appears to be a whopping $2 billion loss.

Vishal Agarwala provides a thought-provoking presentation of what happens in the social networking site Facebook, and with its numerous commercial and political affiliations, she asks whether "what happens in the Facebook actually stays in the Facebook?"

Youtube member ethanjacobs brings to light Bev Oda's spendthrift ways in a humorous way. Check it out.

Councillor Rob Ford spoke on Toronto's AM 640 this morning on what appears as the most flagrant misuse of taxpayers money. During the radio segment, he calls into question whether these perks are even necessary.

A new study put out by the Toronto Atmospheric Fund shows a third of carbon emissions are coming from cars and trucks. TAF's Mary Pickering believes that the study will allow politicians to look at new initiatives similar to the London tax congestion.

Good parents pay support orders to help their children. You can help Ontario children and families by helping the Ministry of Community and Social Services find missing, irresponsible parents who have defaulted on the payments owed to their kids.

After reading countless requests for a search feature in the MySpace forums, I went ahead and built one myself back in October of 2006. The search feature has recently been updated to search on posts made by specific MySpace members as well.

Dr. David Suzuki, renowned Canadian geneticist, science broadcaster and environmentalist takes a new activist role by traveling across the country asking, "If you were prime minister, what would you do for the environment?"