We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
BHP Billiton makes a hostile takeover bid for Potash Corp as demand for fertiliser is set to increase to meet rising meat demand.
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The head of the Canada's Firearms Program, a vocal backer of a national firearms registry, is ousted as the government weighs scrapping the scheme.
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Workers start rebuilding an igloo-shaped Anglican cathedral in Canada's Nunavut territory, after it was damaged by arson five years ago.
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Immigration officials in Canada begin processing some 490 migrants, who are believed to be from Sri Lanka and to have been on a cargo ship for three months.
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A Thai ship thought to be carrying Tamil refugees from Sri Lanka is approaching Canada's Pacific coast, officials say.
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Defending champion Andy Murray beats Xavier Malisse 7-5 6-2 in the second round of the ATP Rogers Cup in Canada.
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A Canadian who was 15 when he allegedly killed a US soldier in Afghanistan becomes the first man tried at Guantanamo Bay under President Obama.
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A ship carrying hundreds of Sri Lankan asylum seekers is heading towards Canada's west coast, Canadian officials say.
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Alleged confessions of a Canadian being held at Guantanamo Bay can be heard at his trial, a US military judge has ruled.
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Canadian team finds ship lost in Arctic waters 150 years ago
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A Canadian woman accused of attacking Inception star Leonardo DiCaprio with a broken beer bottle in 2005 is given a restraining order.
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A Canadian accused by the US of supplying weapons to al-Qaeda is freed after a judge in Toronto refuses to extradite him to the US.
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A water-bomber plane fighting forest fires in western Canada crashes, killing the two pilots and igniting another fire.
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A water-bomber plane fighting forest fires in western Canada crashes, killing the two pilots and igniting another fire.
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The Canadian Supreme Court decides whether to grant a new trial to a pig farmer convicted of killing six women.
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A Canadian woman has said she played dead in order to escape from a bear during an attack in Montana that left one man dead.
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A Canadian woman has said she played dead in order to escape from a bear during an attack in Montana that left one man dead.
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The Ontario Court of Justice in Canada sentences a Toronto man to four years in prison for trying to export nuclear-related items to Iran.
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Canadian archaeologists locate the wreck of HMS Investigator, a British ship abandoned in the Arctic in the 19th Century.
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Canadian archaeologists locate the wreck of HMS Investigator, a British ship abandoned in the Arctic in the 19th Century.
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A pipeline carrying oil from the US to Canada spills over 800,000 gallons (3m litres) of oil into a creek which pours into a Michigan river.
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A priest in Canada has apologised after giving Holy Communion bread to a dog, as an act of welcome to its owner.
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Tehran has hit back at new sanctions being imposed by the EU and Canada, saying they will only complicate Iran's international relations.
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A Canadian fighter pilot is recovering after his jet crashed during a practice run at an air show in Alberta.
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Canadian-born media baron Conrad Black must stay in the US at least until his next court hearing on 16 August.
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Canadian police arrest a 21-year-old Ontario woman, who they allege was a ringleader for trouble and vandalism at Toronto's G20 summit.
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Canadian-born newspaper tycoon Conrad Black is released from a US prison on $2m bail, pending an appeal.
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BP is to sell assets in the US, western Canada and Egypt, in order to part-fund the clean-up cost of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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The Canadian singer has overtaken Lady Gaga to have the most viewed music video on YouTube.
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Canada's government announces the purchase of 65 new fighter jets in a multi-billion dollar order, sparking a row with the opposition.
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Canadian manufacturing saw gains in May but other signs add to the impression of a drawn-out economic recovery.
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Rock band U2 reschedule tour dates in the US and Canada postponed when singer Bono had emergency back surgery.
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The eastern US and parts of Canada are in the grip of a heatwave, which is blamed for power cuts and two deaths.
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