We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Toronto's crack-smoking leader Rob Ford says he is the "best mayor" the Canadian city has ever had, as he declares his candidacy for another term.
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A British fundraiser who was attacked and robbed while he was in Canada for a charity running challenge gets his belongings back.
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A British fundraiser who is running unaided across Canada is coming to terms with being attacked during new year celebrations in Banff.
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Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier says it has sold 10 Challenger jets for $259m (£157m) to an anonymous buyer.
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Five British Greenpeace activists, held in Russia for 100 days, are reunited with loved ones after being granted an amnesty from protest charges.
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More than 130,000 householders in parts of the US and Canada still have no electricity supply, after last weekend's ice storm.
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More than 500,000 homes in the north-eastern US and the south-eastern Canada are still without electricity after last weekend's severe ice storm.
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The BBC's Lucy Hockings reports on the conditions in Quebec where, like many other households in Canada and the northern US, she is facing a Christmas without electricity.
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Hundreds of thousands of households in Canada and the northern US face Christmas without electricity after Sunday's ice storm.
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Thousands of people across Canada may spend Christmas with out power after an ice storm swept through the east of the country as Canadian broadcaster CBC reports.
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An ice storm bringing snow and freezing rain to eastern Canada and the north-east US leaves many without power and causes transport disruption.
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Snow and ice have affected parts of the US and across much of eastern Canada, cutting power to hundreds of thousands of home.
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Canada's Supreme Court unanimously strikes down the nation's anti-prostitution laws, giving the government one year to craft new legislation.
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Canada's first faith-based law school has been approved over objections from gay-rights advocates and hundreds of law students.
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Canadian seven-piece Arcade Fire confirm rumours they are to be the headline act on the first night of next year's Glastonbury Festival.
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A Canadian military helicopter rescues a man trapped at the end of a construction crane as a fire raged below.
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A Canadian man who won a CDN $40 million lottery prize last may has said that he is going to all his winnings away.
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A group of Ecuadoreans can seek enforcement of a $9.5bn (£5.8bn) judgement against US petrol giant Chevron in Canada, an Ontario appeals court rules.
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Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford apologises for implying during a recent television interview that a Toronto Star journalist is a paedophile.
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Is Canada more accepting of 9/11 conspiracy theories than US?
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Canada's industry minister apologises after his suggestion it is not the Canadian government's job to feed hungry children sparks an uproar.
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Critics say Canada Post's move to phase out home delivery over the next five years could hurt pensioners unable to walk to community post boxes.
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Canada Post says it will phase out home delivery in urban areas over the next five years as the postal service struggles to rein in persistent losses.
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Canada signals its intention to claim the North Pole and some of the surrounding Arctic waters on its Atlantic coast.
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The embattled mayor of Canada's largest city Toronto, Rob Ford, denies trying to buy a video which apparently showed him smoking crack cocaine.
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Booming Canadian economy attracts British workers
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Canada's military is soul searching after the suicides of up to four soldiers in just a week, raising questions over post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Chinese officials dismiss accusations that an Ontario naval engineer passed on secrets about Canada's national shipbuilding strategy to them.
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Canadian police arrest and charge a man on suspicion of intending to pass classified information to China.
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A hotel in Queensland, Australia, says it wants to keep graffiti spray-painted onto one of its external walls by the Canadian pop star Justin Bieber, despite being at odds with local authorities who think it is an eyesore.
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Prison officers' union calls for tighter security after drones were used to try to smuggle contraband into jails in US and Canada.
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Police in Toronto say 348 people have been arrested and 386 children rescued in a three-year investigation into a child pornography ring.
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A Canadian woman is convicted in New York of stalking US actor Alec Baldwin and is sentenced to six months in jail.
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A Canadian actress accused of stalking actor Alec Baldwin is sentenced to 30 days in prison a day after she heckled him as he testified against her.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says he has "no reason" to resign after Canadian police say they have recovered footage apparently showing him smoking from a crack pipe.
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Canadian cyclist Ryder Hesjedal, last year's Giro d'Italia winner, says he doped while he was with Rabobank in 2003.
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An elderly Australian couple were unwittingly used as drug mules in a ruse involving a free trip to Canada, Australian police reveal.
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Canadian Conservative Senator Marjory LeBreton accuses fellow Tory Senator Mike Duffy of lying in order to avoid punishment in a growing expenses row.
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Canada and the European Union agree a free trade deal aimed at boosting growth and employment between the two sides.
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A shot is fired, petrol bombs are tossed and police cars torched as at least 40 people are arrested at a shale gas protest in New Brunswick province.
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An Ottawa building housing the Canadian PM's office is evacuated and a bomb squad called in after a suspicious package is left there.
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Embattled Canadian smartphone maker Blackberry is publishing an open letter to reassure customers about its future.
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Canadian author Alice Munro wins the 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature, making her only the 13th woman to receive the award since its inception in 1901.
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Disney-owned animation studio Pixar is to close its studio in Vancouver, Canada, resulting in 100 job losses.
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Brazil summons the Canadian ambassador for explanations over the latest electronic spying accusations leaked by the former US contractor, Edward Snowden.
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Canada is reviewing its financial support for the Commonwealth over alleged human rights abuses in Sri Lanka, PM Stephen Harper says.
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Egypt's military-backed authorities have released two Canadians held without charge for seven weeks, the Canadian government says.
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A group of prominent Canadian women launch a campaign to make the English-language lyrics to Canada's national anthem more gender-neutral.
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Canada and climate change threaten Maine's industry
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