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Driver following GPS gets stuck in Ontario marsh
QUINTE WEST, Ont. � An Ontario woman spent nearly an hour stranded on the roof of her car in the middle of a swamp after she followed a route prescribed by her global positioning device, police said Wednesday.
Filipinos may face jail for changing anthem
In the Philippines, a land of passionate singers, taking on the national anthem is about to get a little more daunting - get it wrong and you could land in jail for a couple of years and be fined more than $2,000.
School board spends $5K on French keyboards
MONTREAL (CBC) - CBC News has learned that Riverside School Board on Montreal's South Shore is spending $5,000 to replace English keyboards with French ones, while English laptops will have stickers put on to cover any English words, such as "delete."
UFOs in Montreal? Strange sights reported
A mysterious object in the sky over Montreal this week is getting a lot of attention, including from a respected Montreal doctor who believes he saw something "out of this world."
Octomom's undies up for grabs at yard sale
Times are tough for the mom made famous by her octuplet children. Nadya Suleman, dubbed Octomom by many, is holding a yard sale to try and avoid foreclosure on her house.
Accused bigamist snagged on Facebook
A newlywed woman discovered her husband was already married when she saw his wedding pictures on Facebook, an Australian report said on Thursday.
Naked women fought on balcony
A 29-year-old Hamilton, Ont., woman has been charged with attempted murder after police were called to an apartment building where two women were fighting naked on a third-floor balcony last Monday evening.
Is it art or is it chicken scratches?
A hot new talent is making a splash on the modern art scene � Simon the chicken.
An abstract painting by Simon, entitled Fireworks, had already garnered 63 bids by 4 p.m. Saturday with a high bid of $525.
Missing man found inside sharkAn investment banker deep-sea fishing in the Bahamas two weeks ago hooked a 12-foot-long tiger shark. As he pulled the beast onto his boat, a human leg popped out of its mouth. Using DNA tests, Bahamian officials have determined that the leg � and other b
Exploding sauerkraut brings in Hazmat team
Students were quarantined and a hazardous materials team had to be brought in after an exploding can of sauerkraut caused a botulism scare at a high school in Prince George, B.C.
Most haunted house in England up for sale
The whispers of children, strange apparitions, furniture moving on its own � for people who are thrilled by the paranormal, a property in England could become your personal haunted house.
Amphicar rescued from Red River
A specialized vehicle called an Amphicar, capable of travelling on land and in water, had to be fished out of the Red River in Winnipeg after it broke down..
Pakistan Shiites mourn those killed in triple bombThousands of Shiite Muslims, thumping their chests and crying, mourned Thursday at funeral prayers for victims of a triple bombing that heaped more tragedy on Pakistan, which is already struggling to cope with devastating floods.
Strip Club Search Light Endangers FlightThe spinning search light atop a Dallas strip club inadvertently flooded the cockpit of a jet preparing to land at Love Field Airport on Sunday, sparking safety concerns.
Man sues video game maker over addiction
A man in Hawaii is suing a video game developer saying that the game Lineage II was so addictive that he is unable to bathe, dress himself, communicate with others and wake-up during the day.
Human foot found on West Coast beach
A human foot has been found washed up on a beach in Washington state, police say. The foot was found Friday by a person walking on Whidbey Island, about 100 kilometres south of Vancouver, according to a release from Det. Ed Wallace of the Island County Sh
Sea monster or big fish in B.C. lake?
For decades, people on Vancouver Island have been swapping stories about the monster in Cameron Lake. It's been described as a long, black, eel-like creature, with big bumps on its back, and it dwells in the small lake along the highway in the centre of t
Australian drivers speed to see motorcycle ghost
Hit 111 m.p.h. and the ghost of a dead motorcyclist will appear in your rear-view mirror. At least that's what young people in a small Australian town believe, and are increasingly endangering their lives to prove.
Man steals bike to make probation meeting
An Edmonton man admitted Thursday he was late for an appointment with a probation officer, so he stole a bicycle and rode it to the meeting at the west-end police station.
Vancouver bar's urinal TVs raise concern
A customer at the bar in Vancouver's Opus Hotel said she was shocked to discover men could watch her on video monitors placed over the urinals in the hotel's men's washroom.
Toronto bans kite flying in city park
Toronto took the extraordinary step on Tuesday of banning kite flying in a city park. Some kite flying enthusiasts are advocates of kite fighting � where two kites do aerial battle, trying to cut the string of their opponent.
Sex shop sign destroyed
Days after complaining to bylaw officers and police about a lewd sign in front of an Ottawa sex shop, a 53-year-old man is now accused of smashing out its front window early Sunday morning.
JetBlue attendant wants his job back
The renegade flight attendant who cursed out a passenger and emergency-chuted to folk-hero status thanked the world for its support and said he wants to go back to work.
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