A 29-year old Canadian man was arrested by police after his 11-month old son accidentally pressed 911 on a mobile phone the man gave his baby to play with.

After the 911 operator failed to talk to the caller, the operator traced the call to White Rock and contacted the Royal Canadian Mounted Police about the incident. The Mounties went to the house.

Small, underground nuclear power plants, about the size of a hot tub, may soon provide electricity for communities. One mini reactor is capable of powering approximately 20,000 homes.

Designed by scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the technology is being developed for commercial use by Hyperion Power Generation, which announced recently that the first orders for the reactors have been placed. They have plans to start mass production in the next five years, according to Physorg.com.

Eastern Ontario Police confiscated more than 40,000 marijuana plants worth about $40 million in what is considered the largest dope bust in Canadian history.

The marijuana plantation was discovered on a 99-plus acre farm in Laurentian Valley Township, which is outside Pembroke in Ontario. Police described the farm as an elaborate operation with even an irrigation system in place, according to Ontario police spokeswoman Sgt. Kristine Rae.

Police in California seized hundreds of pot plants, $384,000 in cash and arrested six people in connection with marijuana grow houses.

Eight warrants were served Tuesday and marijuana plants were found at indoor grow operations in two large, well-maintained upscale suburban homes in El Dorado Hills and Placerville. The other warrants were served in Cameron Park - where marijuana growing equipment was found - and in Placerville, Lincoln, Sacramento and Elk Grove.

Police found more than 200 marijuana plants growing in a south Florida mall.

Investigators are still looking for the growers of the plants at the Mall of the Americas in West Miami-Dade County, who they say had a sophisticated operation.