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Couple finds 400-year-old skeleton, gets $5,000 bill
A Canadian couple who recently stumbled upon a 400-year-old skeleton is now saddled with a $5,000 bill, Two weeks ago, Ken Campbell of Sarnia, Ontario, came upon some bones while digging postholes in his backyard.
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Judge calls child porn collectors an evil menace that must be dealt with severely
A Cambridge man whose video recording of his sexual encounters with a 12-year-old girl were discovered when he crossed the border has been sentenced to six years in a penitentiary.
Couple Charged $5,000 After Finding 400-Year-Old Skeleton in Backyard
A Canadian couple who found a skeleton in their backyard said an Ontario law required them to pay $5,000 for archaeological disinterment and other treatments.
400-year-old skeleton of aboriginal woman found in Sarnia backyard costs couple $5,000
The story of Nicole Sauve, who found 400-year-old bones in her Point Edward backyard, was ordered to hire an archaeologist, and is now saddled with a $5,000 bill.
In the fifth grade, my friends and I had a special afternoon tradition. When school let out at 3:30, we would walk to Katherine's house , raid her fridge, go upstairs to her bedroom, lock the door and watch Internet pornography.
"Wind farms are definitely a good thing," London singer-songwriter Pat Maloney said after singing Bruce County Power Trip, a pro-wind tune from his debut album Root Rot.
Officials say oil spilled in Sarnia
Environment ministry officials are investigating a pair of chemical spills in Sarnia.
Enbridge shuts major pipelines after oil leak, to restart soon
Enbridge Inc, Canada's No. 1 pipeline company, said on Tuesday it closed three major oil pipelines after a small spill near a refinery in Sarnia, Ontario.
Star astronaut Hadfield to retire from Canadian Space Agency
In a career filled with milestones, add this one to the list of achievements by Chris Hadfield: sending in a resignation notice from outer space.
Fill in the blank: 'As Canadian as _____'
For three years in the early 1970s, Peter Gzowski hosted a loose and "crunchy granola" radio show on the CBC called This Country in the Morning , a blend of stories, interviews, recipes and letters from listeners.
Integrity commissioner finds case of wrongdoing at Crown corporation
Interim public sector integrity commissioner Mario Dion waits to appear before the Commons estimates committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday December 13, 2011.
Group protests Enbridge donations to Hamilton police
Click on the points on the map above to see some of the locations where Enbridge Pipelines Inc. has made donations to different municipalities.
Two trucks collide on eastbound span of Blue Water Bridge
An evacuation took place at a parking lot under the Blue Water Bridge Wednesday after two transport trucks collided on the eastbound span causing a chemical leak.
Eastern Canadian refineries are increasing their use of U.S.-sourced crude oil {TWIP}
Canadian refineries, like those in the United States, are working to increase their use of growing production of crude oil from Texas and North Dakota.
BioAmber partners with Brenntag for market expansion
BioAmber headquartered in Minneapolis and with a Canadian operation based in Montreal said the partnership will provide access to customers and markets across the Americas.
High Ontario power rates blamed for deterring investment
Ontario's Long-Term Energy Plan estimates that industrial electricity prices will rise approximately 2.7 per cent a year between 2010 and 2030.
Premier Wynne dogged by scandal surrounding Toronto Mayor Rob Ford
Premier Kathleen Wynne appears to be backing off her tough talk about possibly intervening at Toronto city hall if Mayor Rob Ford doesn't deal with his personal problems.
'No economic development possible in Quebec' if Enbridge's Line ...
Quebec's main business lobby issued its strongest warning yet about economic development in the province, saying if Enbridge Inc.'s Line 9 pipeline reversal proposal doesn't see the light of day there's little hope for any other significant project.
OLG invites potential operators for six southwest sites to pre-qualify
Ontario's gambling office wants to hear from casino companies willing and able to run the Point Edward Casino, along with five other southwestern Ontario gaming sites.
Thunderstorms soak Ontario, heading east to Quebec
Cars were up to their doors in water after flooding covered Toronto's Don Valley Parkway on Wednesday.