So the Winnipeg School Division will decide the fate of those 2 high school teachers who performed a sexually suggestive dance at a pep rally last week. The male and female teachers have both been suspended with pay pending an investigation.
City police have charged a couple with harbouring at risk teens. Back on February 18th, an at risk 15 year old girl was reported missing. Officers found her and two other at risk teens, aged 14 and 15 at a downtown residence. A 40 year old man and 35 year old woman were arrested at the home and now face charges under the Child and Family Services Act.
Warning for parents this morning. Health Canada says parents should stop using another brand of drop side cribs. About 1200 hundred cribs sold in this country between 2001 and 2004 are being recalled after reports of 3 infant suffocation deaths. The cribs were sold under the name, ChildESIGNS, through retailers like the Bay and Sears.
Seaworld has got a pretty major decision on its hands today. They are not quite sure what to do with a whale that killed one of its handlers yesterday. The trainer had been rubbing the 12 thousand pound killer whale from a poolside platform after a show, when the animal reached up, grabbed her with its mouth and dragged her underwater. This by the way is the 3rd time this exact whale has been involved in a human death.
A new website has sprung up to warm social networkers that revealing too much information, like there whereabouts, could have some nasty consequences. The site’s name is “Please Rob Me.” Its message is that unsuspecting people may think they’re just telling their friends where they are….but, thieves and other unfriendlies may catch wind of it too.
Jay Leno will have lots of firepower when he returns to host his old time slot. He’ll be joined in the first two weeks by major musical acts, along with such guests as Jamie Foxx, Sarah Palin and Brett Favre. Leno returns March 1st after his prime time show tanked.
Quite the day and testimony down in Washington yesterday. Toyota’s president insists the causes of sudden, unintended acceleration in some of his company’s cars and trucks are not electrical. Akio Toyoda apologized in English for the various safety problems that have prompted a mass global recall of 8.5 million vehicles.
