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 governor general helps to butcher and eat a seal in what is being perceived as an act of solidarity with seal hunters.
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Canada's governor general helps to butcher and eat a seal in what is being perceived as an act of solidarity with seal hunters.
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Canada completes its first-ever war crimes trial, convicted a Rwandan of war crimes from the 1994 genocide.
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Barack Obama says the US is not "out of the woods yet" on swine flu, as Canada announces its first death from the virus.
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Russia expels two Canadian diplomats working at Nato's Moscow office, days after Nato expelled two Russian envoys.
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A herd of pigs in Canada tests positive for swine flu, apparently after being infected by a man who was recently in Mexico.
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Pope Benedict XVI expresses his sorrow at the abuse of generations of aboriginal children at Catholic boarding schools in Canada.
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A Canadian woman kidnapped in northern Nigeria two weeks ago is safe and well after being freed, officials say.
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A Canadian judge rules that PM Stephen Harper must immediately press the US to send home a Canadian detainee being held at Guantanamo Bay.
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A group of female ski jumpers goes to a Canadian court to force the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics to include their events.
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A French aid worker being held hostage in Sudan's Darfur region is sick, says her Canadian fellow captive.
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About 150 people are arrested in a major police crackdown on the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang in Canada.
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Ethiopia says it has destroyed its stocks of anti-personnel mines, in line with an international treaty.
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The first Canadian to be sentenced under the country's new anti-terrorism legislation is to appeal against his conviction.
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A small plane reported stolen in Canada is intercepted by US fighter jets and forced to land in Missouri.
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A small plane allegedly stolen from an airport in Ontario, Canada, is intercepted by US fighter jets and forced to land in Missouri.
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A contract killer in Canada admits to 28 murders and 12 attempted murders over three decades at his trial in Quebec.
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An electronic spy network, based mainly in China, has infiltrated computers around the world, Canadian researchers say.
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A Sudanese worker with a Canadian aid agency is shot dead in the Darfur region of Sudan.
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Four Canadian soldiers are killed and eight injured in two separate bombs in Afghanistan's Kandahar province.
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The Canadian immigration authorities ban UK MP George Galloway from entering the country on security grounds.
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