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 opposition parties join forces to try to topple PM Stephen Harper and his minority Conservative government.
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A court in Thailand sentences Canadian paedophile to six more years in jail for the abuse of a second Thai boy.
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Wales host New Zealand after England suffer a record defeat by South Africa, Ireland beat Argentina and Scotland defeat Canada.
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A Canadian journalist held hostage for 28 days in Afghanistan gives her first interview since she was freed.
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Police in Canada discover what could be the seventh human foot to wash ashore in British Colombia since August 2007.
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A Canadian CBC TV journalist is freed in Afghanistan four weeks after being kidnapped in the capital, Kabul.
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A photographic prize said to be the world's richest is won by a Canadian for images of ecological disaster in northern China.
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A Canadian software developer is found guilty in a trial linked to a foiled fertiliser bomb plot in Britain.
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An inquiry finds Canadian officials indirectly contributed to the torture in Syria of three Canadian terrorist suspects.
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The leader of Canada's main opposition Liberal Party, Stephane Dion, says he will resign after last week's election defeat.
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With most votes counted in Canada's election, the Conservatives are set to form another minority government.
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Canada's political leaders travel the country in a final bid to win over voters before Tuesday's general election.
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The Canadian Grand Prix has been dropped from the 2009 Formula One calendar, leaving North America without a round.
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A man accused of beheading a passenger on a Canadian bus in July is now fit to stand trial, his lawyers say.
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Convicted Canadian paedophile Christopher Neil appears in a Thai court to face a new charge of abusing children.
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Canadian opposition leaders accuse PM Stephen Harper of not having an economic plan, during a debate ahead a general election later this month.
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Chinese officials are censoring messages sent through the internet service Skype, Canadian researchers say.
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Chinese officials are censoring messages sent through the internet service Skype, Canadian researchers say.
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Canadian political leaders wrangle over the economy in the first of two televised general election debates.
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper read a 2003 speech on Iraq which had identical sections to one by Australia's ex-PM John Howard.
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Hurricane Kyle makes landfall in eastern Canada, the country's hurricane service reports.
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