We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Canadian immigration authorities ban UK MP George Galloway from entering the country on security grounds.
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A Canadian citizen, allegedly held in secret detention for two years, appears in an Ethiopian court accused of terrorism charges.
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The smallest meat-eating dinosaur ever found in North America has been identified from six tiny pelvic bones.
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A search continues for 16 people missing after their helicopter crashed into the sea off eastern Canada on Thursday.
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Six prisoners in Canada use nail clippers and other makeshift tools to break out of jail while fellow inmates block the guards' view.
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One person is confirmed dead and one survivor is found after a helicopter carrying 18 people crashes off Canada's east coast.
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A Canadian convicted of involvement in a foiled fertiliser bomb plot in Britain is sentenced to 10 years and six months in jail.
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A man accused of beheading a fellow bus passenger is not criminally responsible due to mental illness, a judge has ruled.
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Canada's central bank cuts its key interest from 1% to 0.5%, a record low, as it tries to stem the effects of the downturn.
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A Canadian police officer who killed a Polish immigrant with a Taser stun gun said he believed the man intended to attack.
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Canadian jets intercepted a Russian bomber on the eve of US President Obama's visit to Ottawa, Canadian officials say.
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The crew of a blazing Spanish fishing boat is rescued by the Canadian Coast Guard in the North Atlantic.
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Barack Obama, in his first foreign trip as US president, promises to co-operate with Canada on trade, energy and Afghanistan.
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The EU and Canada warn that a clause on construction in the US economic recovery package could promote protectionism.
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Lorraine Mallinder finds that Canada is struggling to come to terms with the legacy of its residential school system.
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Norway's state investment fund blacklists "unethical" US arms firm Textron and Canadian miner Barrick Gold.
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Canada's minority Conservative government is to unveil a new budget which it says will boost the slowing economy.
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Canada launches an inquiry into the death of a man stunned by police with a Taser gun at an airport in 2007.
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Canadian radio invites listeners to compile a playlist of their country's best songs for US President-elect Barack Obama.
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Officials in Vancouver are seeking emergency powers to borrow money for the 2010 Winter Games athletes' village.
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The leaders of two breakaway fundamentalist Mormon sects in an isolated Canadian community are charged with polygamy.
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