We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Canada says it will build new military bases in the Arctic in a bid to assert its sovereignty over the region.
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Canadian officials suspected that the US sent a Syrian-born Canadian to Syria to be tortured, declassified papers show.
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Canada's PM reasserts his country's claims to the Arctic, days after Russia staked claims to the North Pole.
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Canada's PM sets out on a trip to the Arctic, one week after Russia intensified claims to the region.
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Conrad Black cannot travel to Canada while he awaits sentencing in his fraud trial, a US judge rules.
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A Canadian court clears geologist John Felderhof in the only case to arise from the huge Bre-X mining scandal.
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Oil shoots from a broken pipe in Vancouver, Canada, spilling into the city's harbour threatening the port.
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Anglo-Australian mining group Rio Tinto agrees to buy Canada's Alcan for $38.1bn as US firm Alcoa pulls out of the race.
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A 13-year old girl is found guilty of involvement in the killing of her parents and younger brother.
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Canada announces plans for naval vessels and a deep-water port to assert its claim to Arctic territorial waters.
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A Canadian mother has frozen her eggs for use by her daughter, who is likely to become infertile.
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Canadian phone firm Bell Canada agrees to be bought for US$48.5bn, the largest deal of its kind in the country.
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Aboriginal groups across Canada hold a day of action to raise awareness of poverty in their communities.
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Using a simple portion control plate can help people ease their type 2 diabetes, Canadian research shows.
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The Anglican Church of Canada narrowly votes against a proposal to allow same-sex blessing rites.
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A Pakistani minister being investigated in connection with the death of a Canadian woman is arrested.
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Nato's secretary general calls on Canada to keep soldiers in Afghanistan beyond the current 2009 deadline.
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Five British tourists and a Canadian have been killed in a plane crash in northern Malawi, police say.
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A Pakistani minister being investigated in connection with the death of a Canadian woman is granted bail.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces plans to overhaul the system for native land claims.
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Police investigate a cabinet minister in connection with the death of a Canadian woman in Pakistan.
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