If you’re in the market for an anti-gravity toilet, look no further. Forty artifacts from the Soviet/Russian space program — including several spacesuits, a scorched heat shield, and a “human waste disposal unit” — are bound for the auction block today. The unusual pieces are already drawing considerable interest from collectors around the world, says [...]
Evidence uncovered in a local child pornography investigation could lead to charges against dozens of people in 20 countries and while it may involve millions of images, Ontario police said yesterday that’s just a drop in the bucket. The investigation began in November with a tip from police in Edmonton that led to the arrest [...]
The Toronto Escort Agency Humane Society is hoping an Ontario court will grant it permission to close its doors and start over. The embattled animal shelter, which has been run by the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals since November, wants to “rebuild from the ground up, and regain the public confidence [...]
Saputo Inc., Canada’s biggest cheesemaker, announced yesterday it will close a milk and cream processing plant in Ontario and consolidate distribution in the Toronto Escort Agency area as it continues a streamlining of its operations. The Montreal-based cheesemaker said it will have 25 plants in Canada after the Oct. 31 closure of the facility in [...]
Opposition leaders attacked the Liberal government’s promised wage freeze for about 350,000 non-unionized workers in Ontario’s public sector as “phoney” yesterday, because some senior managers will actually be taking home more money next year. The government used last week’s budget to announce it was immediately freezing salaries for non-unionized civil servants and others paid by [...]