Angel >> Court protected urine >>In a landmark ruling by the Ontario Court of Appeals, three judges unanimously decided that having to pee in a bottle so that your employer may look for signs of drug use is a violation of human rights. The ruling states that, unlike a breathalyzer test, urine testing does not measure actual impairment at work, and is therefore unjustified. So what do you say you bring the hot water, we bring the mushrooms, meet you at the coffee machine?

Insect >> Video-lottery terminals >> Despite growing reports that these highly addictive, money-gobbling little boxes are the source of ruin for compulsive gamblers and others hoping for the rare pay-out, they keep popping up--usually wherever people might be drunk or desperate. With over 15,000 game terminals in operation, and a $4-billion Loto-Québec profit, Jean-Pierre Roy of Loto-Québec has proudly announced, "We haven't reached our full market potential." Maybe not, J-P, but callousness and greed seem to be fully developed.