We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Canadian Julie Winnefred Bertrand, the world's oldest woman, dies aged 115 in Montreal, local media report.
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Police help a Canadian child who sent an anonymous e-mail alleging sexual abuse to a website in Australia.
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A vast ice shelf broke away in the Canadian Arctic last year, in what could be another sign of global warming.
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Britain will settle its WWII debts to the US and Canada before the end of 2006, says the Treasury.
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Canadian authorities deport a man they say took a false identity to spy on the country for Russia.
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Canada's top court rules that a group of native Indians can hunt at night despite it being generally illegal.
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Carbon monoxide fumes kill eight people in the US and Canada after a storm leaves thousands without power.
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A pig farmer alleged to be Canada's worst serial killer denies six charges of murder at a court in Vancouver
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Canadian MPs reject a bid by the governing Conservative party to overturn a law allowing gay marriage.
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Canada's national police force chief quits over the case of a Canadian deported to Syria over alleged terror links.
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Canada is to deport a suspected Russian spy after the man admitted he was not Canadian and had been there illegally.
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Stephane Dion beats favourite Michael Ignatieff in the leadership race for Canada's opposition Liberals.
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Canada's parliament approves a government motion recognising Quebec's people as a nation within Canada.
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Canada's Bloc Quebecois backs a government motion that Quebecers are "a nation within a united Canada".
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper tells parliament he regards Quebec province as a "nation within Canada".
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Canadian police arrest about 90 people suspected of involvement in Mafia-style organised crime, in Montreal.
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A man arrested trying to leave Canada last week is a Russian spy, Canadian intelligence officials say.
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Brazilian firm CVRD becomes the world's second-biggest miner after securing a $17bn takeover of Canada's Inco.
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Canada tells Nato that its other members must better support the military operation in Afghanistan.
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Canada is to protest formally to the US over the case of a Canadian deported to Syria over alleged terror links.
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Two Canadian soldiers die in an attack by insurgents in southern Afghanistan, the Canadian military says.
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