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BlackBerry users hit by eight-hour outage| USA: BlackBerry customers throughout North America were without e-mail and Internet services for more than 8 hours after a widespread outage | |
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Trash piles up in strike| Toronto: Mayor David Miller says the city will issue up to 500 building permits by July's end, despite the ongoing civic strike that has hit the 30-day mark | |
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Germany picks Magna to save Opel  Berlin: Germany has agreed a deal with Canadian car parts maker, to take over Opel, part of the European wing of US carmaker GM | |
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Canadian auto industry gets bailout too Canada will provide roughly $3.3 billion in aid to its automotive sector, honoring a pledge to provide 20% of what the U.S. government offered
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Wheat prices reach record level Wheat prices have hit record highs on global commodity markets. Bad weather in key grain growing areas such as Canada
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Rio Tinto launches $38B bid for Alcan  Australia: Rio Tinto has agreed to buy Canadian aluminum company, in a move that creates the world's biggest aluminum company
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Blackberry says system restored Research In Motion says it has restored the service to ''most' of its N. American users following a network failure
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Doherty from Mamas and Papas dies Toronto: Denny Doherty, from the 1960s folk-pop group has died at the age of 66 at his home near Toronto after a short illness
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Tycoon Ken Thomson dies The newspaper tycoon helped transform a print empire into one of the world's biggest electronic publishers
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$4.3bn deal to fight native poverty| A landmark deal with Indian and northern Inuit communities is to help lift them from the poverty | |
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| Aug.23 |
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Canada hints at trade war with U.S. 2 ministers warning of tariffs on U.S. products in retaliation for Washington's policies against Canadian lumber
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U.S. lifts Canada mad cow ban San Francisco Bay Area: A federal appeals court has overturned the ban on imports of the cattle, throwing out a lower court's ruling
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Airline strands hundreds The discount airline Jetsgo ceased operations and would seek court protection from its creditors
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MDA nets Hubble repair deal
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Canada set for mass seal hunting The largest single seal hunt in half a century begins. Canada is allowing more than 300,000 seals to be killed this year
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 SoBig.F breaks virus speed records| USA: The computer virus has already overwhelmed hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide | |
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Inquiry hunts origin of blackouts USA: The United States and Canada are setting up a joint taskforce to try to find out what caused the worst power cuts
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Countries ban Canadian beef Mexico, Japan and South Korea joined the U.S. in ban after a cow tested positive for mad cow disease
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 Toronto travel warning lifted The WHO) is saying it is satisfied with local measures to stop the spread of SARS
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 Melbourne, Vancouver 'world's best cities' Those are the best cities in the world for expatriates to live in. Both Australia and Canada fared well in the survey
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Farmers despair in Prairie drought Farmers are conceding defeat as acres of anxiety rather than fields of grain thrive on their parched land
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G-20 to freeze terrorists assets Finance ministers of 20 nations agreed to implement a U.N. resolution against terrorist financing
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Americas leaders back free trade Western Hemisphere nations endorsed a framework for a regional free trade pact after a two-day summit
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$4.3bn deal to fight native poverty| A landmark deal with Indian and northern Inuit communities is to help lift them from the poverty | |
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| Nov.17 |
G-20 to freeze terrorists assets Finance ministers of 20 nations agreed to implement a U.N. resolution against terrorist financing
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| Aug.24 |
Wheat prices reach record level Wheat prices have hit record highs on global commodity markets. Bad weather in key grain growing areas such as Canada
| 2005 |
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| Jul.14 |
U.S. lifts Canada mad cow ban San Francisco Bay Area: A federal appeals court has overturned the ban on imports of the cattle, throwing out a lower court's ruling
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| May.21 |
Countries ban Canadian beef Mexico, Japan and South Korea joined the U.S. in ban after a cow tested positive for mad cow disease
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| Aug.2 |
Farmers despair in Prairie drought Farmers are conceding defeat as acres of anxiety rather than fields of grain thrive on their parched land
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| Jul.12 |
Rio Tinto launches $38B bid for Alcan Australia: Rio Tinto has agreed to buy Canadian aluminum company, in a move that creates the world's biggest aluminum company
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| May.29 |
Germany picks Magna to save Opel| Berlin: Germany has agreed a deal with Canadian car parts maker, to take over Opel, part of the European wing of US carmaker GM | |
| 2008 |
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| Dec.20 |
Canadian auto industry gets bailout too Canada will provide roughly $3.3 billion in aid to its automotive sector, honoring a pledge to provide 20% of what the U.S. government offered
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| 2009 |
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| Jul.22 |
Trash piles up in strike| Toronto: Mayor David Miller says the city will issue up to 500 building permits by July's end, despite the ongoing civic strike that has hit the 30-day mark | |
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| Dec.23 |
BlackBerry users hit by eight-hour outage| USA: BlackBerry customers throughout North America were without e-mail and Internet services for more than 8 hours after a widespread outage | |
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| Apr.18 |
Blackberry says system restored Research In Motion says it has restored the service to ''most' of its N. American users following a network failure
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| Aug.21 |
SoBig.F breaks virus speed records| USA: The computer virus has already overwhelmed hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide | |
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| 2005 |
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| Mar.11 |
Airline strands hundreds The discount airline Jetsgo ceased operations and would seek court protection from its creditors
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| Apr.11 |
Canada set for mass seal hunting The largest single seal hunt in half a century begins. Canada is allowing more than 300,000 seals to be killed this year
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| 2003 |
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| Apr.29 |
Toronto travel warning lifted The WHO) is saying it is satisfied with local measures to stop the spread of SARS
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| 2002 |
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| Oct.3 |
Melbourne, Vancouver 'world's best cities' Those are the best cities in the world for expatriates to live in. Both Australia and Canada fared well in the survey
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| Aug.23 |
Canada hints at trade war with U.S. 2 ministers warning of tariffs on U.S. products in retaliation for Washington's policies against Canadian lumber
| 2001 |
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| Apr.22 |
Americas leaders back free trade Western Hemisphere nations endorsed a framework for a regional free trade pact after a two-day summit
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| Jan.19 |
Doherty from Mamas and Papas dies Toronto: Denny Doherty, from the 1960s folk-pop group has died at the age of 66 at his home near Toronto after a short illness
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| 2006 |
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| Jun.12 |
Tycoon Ken Thomson dies The newspaper tycoon helped transform a print empire into one of the world's biggest electronic publishers
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| 2003 |
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Inquiry hunts origin of blackouts USA: The United States and Canada are setting up a joint taskforce to try to find out what caused the worst power cuts
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