We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The trial has resumed in Cairo of an Egyptian-Canadian dual national accused of spying for Israel.
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Canada's parliament votes against renewing anti-terror measures brought in after the 9/11 attacks.
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Canada's Supreme Court rejects a law allowing the detention and deportation of foreign-born terror suspects.
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A Canadian army convoy is targeted as insurgents launch their heaviest attack on the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
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An alert at a Paris embassy, after an employee suffered a nosebleed on opening a suspicious package, is over.
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The Canadian parliament votes for a motion to force a reluctant government to meet its Kyoto targets.
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A Canadian Senate committee says the government should consider withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan.
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Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces a new $1.3bn fund to combat climate change.
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India's largest aluminium producer, Hindalco, agrees to buy its US-Canadian rival Novelis for $5.9bn.
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A Canadian pig farmer accused of killing 26 women wanted to kill as many as 75, an undercover officer tells a court.
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The Canadian military begins an investigation into claims of detainee abuse by its soldiers in Afghanistan.
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The trial in Canada of a man on serial murder charges sees a key videotape of him talking to an undercover police officer.
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A Canadian couple fights the state for custody of their premature babies, whom they refuse transfusions.
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A Canadian town council issues new rules to immigrants telling them not to stone or burn women.
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The Canadian PM apologises to a man allegedly tortured in Syria after being detained in the US as a terror suspect.
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A Canadian pig farmer accused of killing 26 women described the initial charges as "hogwash", a court hears.
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Canada rebukes French Socialist candidate Segolene Royal after she commented on Quebec freedom.
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Prosecutors in the trial of a pig farmer say he admitted to an undercover officer he had killed 49 women.
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Citizens of Canada, Mexico and Bermuda from now on must show a passport on arrival by air into the US.
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Canada announces a cash injection to help preserve a vast swathe of temperate rainforest in the west.
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Canadian singer-songwriter Denny Doherty from the 60s group the Mamas and the Papas dies aged 66.
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