A poll had been conducted regarding the provincial election campaign, which revealed that the issue of energy has been ranked as the top most by the New Brunswick voters. This priority comes as the Liberal Government had been unsuccessful in a bid to sell NB Power to Hydro-Québec.

An officer from RCMP took a leap over the side ferryboat in central Manitoba, so that, a teen aged boy, who jumped off into the river could be rescued.

The instance took place on Monday, which was around 4: 30 pm on the Bloodvein River, which is almost 250 kilometers north the Winnipeg, which is on the east side of Lake Winnipeg.

As per the information provided by police, a 17 year old male travelling in the ferryboat, likely to have been under the influence intoxication, had been threatening to jump out of the boat when it was in the middle of the river.

At the Shearwater jetty at CFB Halifax, an ex Canadian navy warship has been put under arrest and is not allowed to move till a court case filed against it is cleared. This former HMCS Fraser had been arrested in Halifax Harbour on Friday.

Firstly on Friday, a lawsuit had been filed by a Bridgewater-based Artificial Reef Society of Nova Scotia. And after that, an arrest warrant had been issued by the Federal Court of Canada.

A survey carried out by the Co-operative Insurance revealed that ‘uninsured and fraudulent’ drivers are costing the ‘responsible’ drivers around £1.25 billion every year, resulting in the average UK motorist being forced to pay around £50 extra on his/her premiums.

A Roman Catholic priest, while having intercourse with an 18 year old teen girl could never imagine that teen’s parents would be filming them while in the act, since now, the priest is facing charges that have been brought up in the court by the teen’s parents, who also claim that their daughter is carrying the child of the priest in her womb.

The lawsuit that was filed on Thursday has alleged that Rev Luis A. Bonilla Margarito maintained sexual relationship with their daughter whilst he was the chaplain of Reading Central Catholic High School and their daughter was his senior.

A remonstration against the 800 ticket office job cuts is to be held by as much as 10,000 staff, ranging from station employees to drivers, September 6 onwards. The Tube passengers in London are likely to face some trouble following the strike by these 200 Alstom-Metro maintenance workers on London's underground rail network.

The Rail Maritime and Transport union has said that the industrial action on the protest will commence on September 5 and this is to continue on October 2, November 1 and November 27, stretching for 24-hours.

During the 2010 Australian federal elections, public opinion polls were all over the news.

Newspoll, which is owned by News Limited, has a 25-year record of choosing election winners, via an unrevealed sampling process. It carries out telephonic interviews on a weekly basis and in order to get an answer, it can get in touch with families for up to three times.

Chief Executive Officer of Newspoll, Martin O’Shannessy divulged that they don’t employ a clear random sampling method; instead they use a particular type of planned sampling.

A brush fire took place on Thursday at around 7:45 p. m. in southern Riverside County south of Lake Elsinore. According to the reports, firefighters are trying to calm down the fire.

Fire Capt. Fernando Herrera said that 25 acres has been destroyed by the fire, which was controlled 15%, on Friday. Since the flames have turned towards southwest, therefore, no danger to houses has been reported.

However, it was not told that when the firefighters will be able to bring the fire completely under control.

Herrera said, "We're going to be out here all night and early tomorrow".

The initiation of the crusade, ‘Let Me In Viral’, was not just a simplistic campaign like the ones that had been seen in past.

It came more like a clue to be followed rather than just being a trailer of a movie.

Whilst Morse code appears to be more like a way to go through apartments and a code that is widely spread from the site, it seems that something deeper is necessary than mere thinking.

So, this is the entry into the world of riddles and clues. Some might be harder, whilst some could get solved at just one go.

Mt. Pinos in Los Padres National Forest witnessed, on Thursday night, 2010’s Perseid meteor shower, with more than 200 of Southern California’s residents tracing the shooting stars all over the sky. The peak of this annual meteor shower was witnessed on Thursday night and extended till the dawn of the next day.

Rebecca Johnson, an Editor in StarDate magazine, and the McDonald Observatory of the University of Texas, published a report saying that lucky viewers got the chance to see fireballs on that night. Although they are rare, they are still easy to detect among other bright meteors.

Some letters had been posted to the U.S. embassies and governors' offices in December 2008 and the investigators probing the case till date remain clueless. However, one recent incident of the same order is likely to lend some help.

Letters are being sent to the addresses across North Texas with the same postmark and content. Starting from August 5, almost 25 letters have reached churches, mosques and businesses places. These letters are said to contain a white powder, which has been tested negative for any dangerous substances.

After collecting 17 years of data from bat colonies and examining its vigilantly, scientists have said that in North America, about one million little brown bats scientifically known as Myotis lucifugus have been killed.

Researchers have anticipated that the precipitous decline in the number could lead to extinction of the little brown bats in the north-eastern US in the next 16 years.

The bats hibernate into the caves, where Geomyces destructans fungus, which causes White None Syndrome, that was brought by humans.

Troubled oil giant BP has been given approval late Wednesday to pump cement down the pipes into its ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico, which is expected to put a permanent end to the three-month-old environmental disaster.

National Incident Commander Thad Allen gave approval after the successful completion of a heavy mud injection under operation called “static kill”.

Reports claim that on Monday, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II announced a legal opinion, and with its issuance Virginia has also joined the heated debate that prevails on immigration.

As per the legal opinion issued by Cuccinelli, the law enforcement agencies are authorized to check the immigration status of anyone, who has been stopped by the police officers for any reason of suspicion.

According to a recent report, a 43-year-old man was given a prison term of five years for brutally beating his girlfriend. The reason behind it is that she talked to other men at the pub at the Peter Lalor Hotel in Ballarat.

The name of the man was Andrew Miller and he resides in Bacchus Marsh. Miller repeatedly hit his girlfriend and tried to asphyxiate her with a pillow.

The couple was drinking in the room, which was situated upstairs in the hotel, when the assault occurred.