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New evidence emerges in the Elliot Lake mall collapse The $20-million, two-year inquiry into the deadly mall disaster may now hinge on an anonymous tipster By Michael Friscolanti | Maclean's – Sat, 31 May, 2014 The Canadian Press - Collapsed rubble at the Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake...

Financial adviser faked signatures, couple out $80K CBC – 2 hours 47 minutes ago CBC/CBC - Elaine and Don Hotchkiss had $268,000 from the proceeds of their home, which they needed to purchase a new home. They lost $80,000 of that when their investment adviser gambled it on high risk...

Man jeered as cop rescues tot from locked, sweltering car...

#YesAllWomen: A viral message that forgets vital details Missing from the conversation on Twitter? Elliot Rodger’s victims By Emma Teitel | Maclean's – 19 hours ago The Canadian Press - A note addressed to George Chen, 20, of San Jose, Calif., one of three men found stabbed to death in the...

Should surrogate mothers in Canada be allowed to charge a fee? Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro will introduce a private member's bill Monday that would legalize the practice of paying surrogate mothers to carry a child. Section 6 of Canada's Assisted Human Reproduction Act says "no...

Not me. My downfall is never sweet or sugary, my downfall is creamy and rich, cheesecake fits that bill. :( But we're into warmer weather now so I'm craving fresh foods, fruits and vegetables. In winter I tend to want more hearty, rich foods...and that's when I can pack on the pounds. Plus I'm...

Cheesecake is cake....it's right there in the name.

I think I'm sensing "cheesecake" rationale, lol. That's okay, I can get behind that. :D

I'm not endorsing the caramel marshamallow pizza, but really most desserts are methods of delivering diabetes.

Boy rescued from squalid room where he had been locked for up to 2 years: police By The Canadian Press | The Canadian Press – 14 hours ago LONDON, Ont. - A 10-year-old boy rescued in urine-soaked pyjamas from a squalid bedroom where he had been confined for up to two years expressed hope...

If they baked it or torched it, and got melty smores like marshmallows....that could be interesting. However, since it's pizza hut, I ain't touching it! Not for a meal! Lol. Dessert pizza. Not my first choice though, I figure if I'm going to indulge I'll go all in and get cheesecake. :D

The only personal opinion of an owner that would affect where I choose to eat would be a positive opinion towards cannibalism. No soylent green for this gal. Other than that, I pretty much make my choices based on the food. I've looked at their menu, nothing's rocking my world there.

So, it's yet another fast food joint. Big whoop.

US man gets life in prison for tossing 2-year-old daughter in car seat into creek By Wayne Parry, The Associated Press | The Canadian Press – 7 hours ago FREEHOLD, N.J. - A U.S. man who tossed his 2-year-old daughter into a creek while she was strapped into her car seat apologized...

Court to decide fate of girls switched at birth Joe Brock, Reuters May 28, 2014 , Last Updated: 10:50 AM ET...

Apple devices hacked by ‘Oleg Pliss’ and held for ransom Hey, remember when Apple promised that their products were ‘unhackable’? Well, they were wrong. iPhone and iPad owners in Australia were in for a real shock when they woke to a strange sound coming from their devices Tuesday morning...

Uncommon birth defect appears in three babies in homes on one road CBC/CBC - Natalya Beatty's daughter, Rylee, was born with gastroschisis, a birth defect that causes organs to spill outside the baby's abdomen through a hole by the belly button. Three mothers who have babies with the...

Procrastinator!

Federal judge rules against online retailer's $3,500 charge for Utah couple's negative review By The Associated Press | The Canadian Press – 12 hours ago By The Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - A federal judge has ruled against an online retailer that tried to force a Utah couple to pay...

GM legal department under scrutiny in company's recall probe - report Reuters – 15 hours ago WASHINGTON (Reuters) - General Motors' legal department is the focus of an internal inquiry into how the company handled a vehicle safety defect linked to 13 deaths, the New York Times reported...