We have started to collect the most important news related to Canada in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hurricane Kyle makes landfall in eastern Canada, the country's hurricane service reports.
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A Canadian man is found guilty of participating in a home-grown terrorist group that allegedly planned to behead the PM.
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The new face of Canada's forestry workforce
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper for the first time vows that Canadian troops will end their mission in Afghanistan in 2011.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper calls an early election in a bid to strengthen his minority government.
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Canada's prime minister confirms he will call an early election to be held 14 October.
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Reports from Canada suggest Prime Minister Stephen Harper is about to call a general election, just two years after taking office.
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Three Canadian soldiers die and five are hurt in an attack on their vehicle in south Afghanistan, says the Canadian military.
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Canada's Arctic ice shelves have lost a colossal area this year, scientists report, with one 50 sq km shelf breaking off completely.
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Wolves in western Canada prefer to fish for salmon when it is in season rather than hunt deer or other wild game, researchers find.
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French police are questioning two men in connection with the rape of a Canadian student at a migrants camp, according to reports
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French police question about 100 men after a Canadian student is raped by a man near Calais.
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A regional airline in Canada is removing lifevests from all its planes to cut weight and so reduce fuel costs.
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Canada's PM says all large ships entering the Northwest Passage and other Arctic waters must register with its Coast Guard.
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Canadian health officials are investigating 12 deaths thought to be linked to contaminated meat products.
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Canadian police arrest one of the world's most prolific bicycle thieves after discovering almost 3,000 bikes in his possession.
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Three journalists feared kidnapped in Somalia come from Australia, Canada and Somalia.
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An Australian journalist and his Canadian colleague are missing, feared kidnapped, in Somalia, along with their interpreter.
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Canadian pop singer Avril Lavigne will be allowed to perform in Malaysia despite concerns her show is "too sexy".
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An alleged high-ranking mafia boss, believed to be a key player in drugs trafficking, is extradited to Italy from Canada.
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Germany's Jan Frodeno wins triathlon gold ahead of Canada's Simon Whitfield and New Zealand's Bevan Doherty.
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