We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Skiing and snowboarding dominate the slopes of Jasper National Park but there is also the opportunity to get to grips with frozen waterfalls of ice.
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Americans and Canadians recover from a major winter storm that badly disrupted transport, wrecked buildings and claimed at least 12 lives.
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A bitter winter storm stretching 2,000 miles (3,200km) is crippling swathes of the US and Canada with heavy snow, rain and high winds.
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Canadian police are investigating reports that 100 husky dogs, used by an outdoor-adventure company for sled rides, were killed inhumanely when business declined.
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The Canadian and US governments begin evacuating citizens from Egypt on chartered flights to Europe and Turkey, as protests continue.
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The Canadian government says Belhassen Trabelsi, the brother-in-law of former Tunisian President Ben Ali, has requested refugee status in Canada.
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The Canadian government says it is working to arrest and expel Belhassen Trabelsi, the brother-in-law of former Tunisian President Ben Ali.
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The eastern US begins digging out from a storm that dumped 19in (48.3cm) of snow in places, while Canada braces for more snowfall.
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Charges are dropped against a Canadian artist who had been accused of possessing explosives and dangerous weapons in connection with Toronto's G20 summit.
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Fine timing as Canada's Inuit search for mussels under sea ice
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Canadians brave some of the coldest weather seen in recent years with wind chill warnings in place across central and eastern parts of the country.
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The Canadian government begins an effort to deport an Algerian native it says is an al-Qaeda sleeper agent but has never charged.
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A Roman Catholic priest appears in a Canadian courtroom after being extradited from Belgium to face charges of molesting boys more than 30 years ago.
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A Canadian man accused in a US court on terrorism and conspiracy charges is held in western Canada pending extradition proceedings to the US.
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A Canadian company announces a plan to put 78 small satellites in orbit to link remote regions to the internet's fibre backbone.
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Canadian children are missing-out on vital exercise and spend most of their time sitting down, according to new research.
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Two men injured in car collisions with moose in Newfoundland file a class-action lawsuit, claiming the province has not controlled the population.
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A Canadian oil sands production facility could resume limited operations after a fire damaged equipment last week, the company says.
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An explosion at the Horizon Oil Sands facility in Canada injures at least three workers and forces the site to suspend operations.
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Ivory Coast's incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo is expelling the British and Canadian ambassadors, a statement on state television says.
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Belgian authorities seek to expel a Canadian priest accused of sexually abusing Inuit children more than three decades ago.
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A pilot's spilled coffee is blamed for activating a hijacking alert and prompting a United Airlines flight from Chicago to Germany to stop in Canada.
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A 10-year-old girl in Canada is the youngest person to discover a supernova - an exploding star which can briefly outshine a whole galaxy.
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The Canadian government introduces new rules that will force tobacco companies to place larger, more graphic warning labels on cigarette packs.
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An avalanche in Canada's British Columbia province has killed a man who was out on a snowmobile with family members, police say.
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Blizzards are sweeping north along the eastern coast of the US and Canada, forcing the cancellation of flights and disrupting rail and road traffic.
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A scientific panel has found Canada has "no system" for monitoring how Alberta's oil sands projects may be polluting local waterways.
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South African energy giant Sasol agrees a deal to buy a 50% stake in a gas field owned by Canadian energy group Talisman for $1bn.
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Science-fiction sequel Tron: Legacy debuts at number one on the box office chart in the US and Canada.
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Sweden's Electrolux says it will cut costs by shedding 2,100 jobs in Europe and Canada in the next three years.
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The Canadian military rescues more than 237 motorists trapped by snow on an Ontario highway, some for more than 24 hours in frigid weather.
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A high-ranking Canadian pilot convicted of two murders and violent sexual assaults is formally ejected from the Canadian military.
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A Canadian man accused of being an al-Qaeda sleeper agent pledges to challenge a court ruling that could see him deported to his native Algeria.
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Canada is "deeply concerned" over a reported death sentence given to an Iranian-born Canadian for allegedly designing an adult website.
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A Canadian man is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly shooting his father with a crossbow in the city of Toronto.
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An Ontario court delays the overturn of the Canadian province's anti-prostitution laws pending a government appeal.
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A murder trial begins for a Canadian man accused of shooting an American Indian Movement activist 35 years ago in the US state of South Dakota.
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A Canadian farmer who was sentenced to life in prison for the 1993 murder of his disabled daughter has been granted full parole, his lawyer says.
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Catholic former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair takes on atheist columnist Christopher Hitchens in a TV debate in Canada for and against religion.
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The Canadian military is investigating fake calls to families of soldiers in Afghanistan saying their relative has died in combat, authorities say.
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Mexican police arrest a man in connection with the death of a Canadian businessman whose corpse was found in a car boot in a Mexican town.
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How many wives can a Canadian have?
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A Canadian court begins hearing a case on whether Canada's anti-polygamy law violates freedom of religion guaranteed by the constitution.
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The Canadian military burns the uniforms, documents and equipment of ex-colonel Russell Williams, jailed for murder and sexual assault.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper's proposed extension of Canada's mission in Afghanistan comes under attack from some opposition parties.
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An explosion that killed five Canadian tourists and two workers on Sunday at a hotel in Mexico was caused by gas from a swamp, authorities say.
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Mining giant BHP Billiton abandons its takeover bid for fertiliser group Potash Corporation after it was blocked by the Canadian government.
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At least five Canadian tourists and two hotel staff are killed in a suspected gas explosion at a luxury hotel on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
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Canada and India launch negotiations for a comprehensive free trade agreement they say may increase trade between the two countries by 50%.
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