Rogers defends soaring Internet costs
With a recent study showing Canada as one of the top 10 countries for high Internet costs, media overlord Rogers backs up their outrageous price plans with plain science.
Saskatchewan proves it “still exists”
REGINA—With the 101st Grey Cup behind them, Regina natives can return to solidarity in good spirits knowing that their existence was confirmed for one day.
Criminals offended at Grand Theft Auto’s unrealistic expectations
Last week's launch of the latest version of Grand Theft Auto has prompted many pro-crime advocacy groups to come out and publicly boycott the game's unrealistic portrayal of felonious activities.
Detroit launches Kickstarter campaign to build new city
In the aftermath of declaring bankruptcy, the city of Detroit has turned to popular fundraising site Kickstarter to crowd source its next attempt at building a major metropolis.
Britons anxiously await news of whether sex works or not
The much anticipated due date for Kate Middleton's child has come and gone, and a nation holds its collective breath for proof that sex is a thing they can do.
Public divided over Zimmerman trial entertainment value
Viewers of the George Zimmerman second degree murder trial are on the fence about whether or not they should've invested 3 weeks of their lives into the show.
Local man doesn’t know what to do with your newborn’s height and weight information
Steve Lamonte would like to make it clear that he has no idea what to do with your baby's stats and would appreciate it if you just kept it to…
Racism fires Michael Richards, hires up-and-comer Paula Deen
After a tumultuous week, Racism finally announced that former Seinfeld star and long time spokesperson Michael Richards would be let go to make room for a fresh, new face.
Air Canada now charging for emotional baggage
MONTREAL—Air Canada customers will now be put through an additional screening test to determine their current mental state, and that could spell more money out of your pocket.