We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two Canadian soldiers die in an attack by insurgents in southern Afghanistan, the Canadian military says.
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A flyover collapse near Montreal in Canada kills at least five people in two cars, authorities say.
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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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Canada's government apologises to Chinese immigrants taxed on arrival in the early 20th century.
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An inquiry begins in Canada into the bombing of an Air India jet that killed 329 people in 1985.
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Three more people are charged with murder by Canadian police investigating the killings of eight bikers.
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Men accused of terror links in Canada seek to quash laws allowing foreign suspects to be held indefinitely.
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Lawyers acting for Canadian terror suspects claim a media blackout shows they cannot get a fair trial.
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One of 17 terror suspects held in Canada last week is reportedly accused of planning to behead the PM.
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Vandals smash windows at a Toronto mosque hours after Canada foils an alleged major bomb plot.
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Twelve men and five youths are charged with planning "al-Qaeda-inspired" attacks, police in Toronto confirm.
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Canadian police arrest at least eight people in the Toronto area on terrorism-related charges.
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A Canadian court delays the deportation of one of China's most wanted men over claims he faces torture.
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