We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Police investigate a cabinet minister in connection with the death of a Canadian woman in Pakistan.
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Lewis Hamilton wins the Canadian Grand Prix, taking his maiden victory in only his sixth race.
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The Anaheim Ducks win their first-ever Stanley Cup with a 6-2 victory over Ottawa, taking the series 4-1.
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Anti-apartheid activist Winnie Mandela is refused entry to Canada, where she was to attend arts event.
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A US judge drops charges against two Guantanamo Bay inmates, in a setback for efforts to try terror suspects.
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Official racism and cultural insensitivity contributed to the 1995 killing of a Canadian native protester, a report says.
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Canadian police are hunting the killer of a teenager shot dead at a Toronto school, a crime that shocks the city.
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Researchers plant a tracking beacon on a two-billion-tonne block of ice floating off Canada's Arctic coast.
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Canada signs a new deal with Afghanistan to give Ottawa unrestricted access to prisoners handed to Kabul.
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Canadian police were warned of a plot to blow up an airliner months before the 1985 Air India attack, an inquiry hears.
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Canada unveils its strategy on climate change, but acknowledges it will not meet its Kyoto targets.
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The US military charges a Canadian detainee at Guantanamo Bay with murder and aiding terrorism.
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A row breaks out in Canada over reports that prisoners handed by its troops to Afghan forces were tortured.
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A court in Cairo sentences an Egyptian-Canadian man to 15 years in prison for spying for Israel.
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Canada could see a recession if it were to meet its Kyoto target for reducing emissions, Canada's environment minister has warned.
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Canada condemns Chinese authorities for sentencing a Canadian Uighur rights activist to life imprisonment.
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Canadian coastguards try to rescue boats carrying seal hunters trapped by pack ice off the eastern coast.
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Two Canadian soldiers serving in southern Afghanistan are killed in a bomb attack on their vehicle.
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Canada's Supreme Court denies a terror suspect the right to appeal against anti-terror legislation.
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Lou Vincent hits a ton and Brendon McCullum smashes the fastest World Cup fifty as New Zealand beat Canada by 114 runs.
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England, with no Andrew Flintoff, beat World Cup minnows Canada by 51 runs in St Lucia.
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Canada, chasing 280 to beat England in their Group C match in St Lucia, are running out of steam.
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Police shut several streets in the Canadian city of Toronto after huge slabs of ice are reported falling off skyscrapers.
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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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