We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A deadly storm moves to Canada's Atlantic provinces after battering eastern Canada and north-east US.
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A Canadian nuclear reactor supplying medical isotopes worldwide restarts, after safety concerns shut it down.
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Canadian wild salmon are being driven to extinction by outbreaks of parasites from fish farms, a study claims.
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Canadian MPs pass an emergency bill to reopen a nuclear reactor that supplies medical isotopes worldwide.
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Pig farmer Robert Pickton, feared to be one of Canada's most prolific killers, is jailed for life for six murders.
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Relatives of Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton's victims criticise his conviction on a lesser murder charge.
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A pig farmer accused of being Canada's most prolific serial killer is found guilty of second-degree murder.
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Cancer patients worldwide face delayed tests after a Canadian reactor supplying vital isotopes shuts down.
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Canadian census data show that 20% of the population was born abroad, a proportion second only to Australia.
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Iran expels Canada's envoy to Tehran, says a Canadian minister, after a spat over diplomatic representation.
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The Spice Girls begin their reunion world tour with a sell-out concert in the Canadian city of Vancouver.
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Canada's parliament demands a "formal and sincere" apology from Japan for sexually enslaving women in WWII.
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Iran's top court orders a new probe into the death of the Iranian-Canadian journalist, Zahra Kazemi, in 2003.
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Canada's border agency vows to change its operations after the death of a man stunned with a Taser.
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The prosecution deliver closing arguments in the trial of a pig farmer accused of being Canada's worst serial killer.
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Closing arguments are heard in the trial of a Vancouver pig farmer accused of being Canada's worst serial killer.
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A roadside bomb kills two Canadian soldiers of the Nato-led forces in Afghanistan and an interpreter, officials say.
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The Canadian Supreme Court refuses to hear the asylum case of two deserters from the US army.
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A video is released of a Polish immigrant's death after he was stun gunned by police at Vancouver airport.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces an investigation into allegations about ex-PM Brian Mulroney.
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Scandinavian airline SAS stops flying Bombardier Q400 turboprops after a series of landing gear problems.
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