We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Canada's national police chief publicly apologises to a man who was deported on false terrorism charges.
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Canada's public inquiry into the 1985 Air India bombing hears emotional testimony from rescue workers.
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A public inquiry into the 1985 Air India bombing hears testimony in the Canadian capital, Ottawa.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai asks Canada to stand firm in its military support for Afghanistan despite losses.
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Boeing wins a government contract to monitor the 7,500 miles of borders the US has with Mexico and Canada.
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A public inquiry clears a Canadian citizen, who says he was tortured in Syria, of having links to al-Qaeda.
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Thai officials say a series of bombs in the south of the country killed four people, including a Canadian tourist.
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As Nato troops battle with Taleban fighters, Damian Grammaticas meets some of the Canadian soldiers taking part in the operation.
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The man who went on a shooting spree at a Montreal college died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police say.
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Canadian police investigate the motive of a college gunman who killed a student before being shot dead.
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A young woman dies after being shot by a gunman who went on a shooting spree in a Montreal college.
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A pig farmer alleged to be Canada's worst serial killer will be tried first on six of the 26 murder counts he faces.
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A Canadian serving with Nato is killed and others injured in a "friendly fire" incident in Afghanistan.
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South Africa investigates reports that 137 female delegates to an Aids forum in Canada are seeking asylum.
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A Canadian court freezes the worldwide personal assets of media tycoon Lord Conrad Black.
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Iranian-Canadian intellectual and author Ramin Jahanbegloo is freed after nearly four months in custody, agencies report.
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A Canadian lawyer is meeting relatives of Indian victims of the 1985 Air India bombing to find out their concerns.
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The tussle for control of Canadian mines group Falconbridge continues with Xstrata buying another chunk of the firm.
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Some 42 children from Kent could be among the victims of a man facing child pornography charges in Canada.
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Canada's new government announces a C$1bn fund for those infected with hepatitis C from tainted blood.
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A Canadian man who wanted to barter a paper clip for a house over the internet achieves his goal.
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