Canada
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Martin Lukacs: Canada’s oil corporations have made a profitable mess of the country: it’s time to put them under public, democratic control
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Jean Beliveau, who won 10 Stanley Cups with Montreal Canadiens, has died at the age of 83
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Radiocarbon dating of fossils suggests the big beasts were driven from Arctic regions of North America by a cooling climate
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CFL Grey Cup minute-by-minute report: The Calgary Stampeders hung on to win their seventh Grey Cup title by defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16 in Vancouver
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Gill Rosenberg reported to be among female fighters taken prisoner after former Israeli military pilot went to fight alongside Kurds
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David Lengel: On Sunday, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Calgary Stampeders will play in the 102nd Grey Cup. Here’s what you need to know before the big game
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In extraordinary move, asylum seekers held on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea plead for US and Canada ‘to take us out of this miserable situation’
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As Ukraine's MPs attend their inaugural session of parliament, we take a look at parliamentary brawling from around the world
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Justice Rebecca Rutherford releases Canadian radio host to stay with his mother until his trial begins
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Ghomeshi looks weary in court appearance where he was ordered held on $100,000 bail and formally charged with four counts sexual assault
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Woman was stopped at LA airport after allegedly picking seven-year-old son up from school in Manitoba and driving south
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From the Guardian archive From the archive, 22 November 1972: New migrant rules help some but hinder others
Originally published in the Guardian on 22 November 1972: New rules on immigration will help Commonwealth citizens who want to live in Britain but make it harder for other foreigners seeking work -
Michael Hallatt has run Pirate Joe’s for three years now, bringing Trader Joe’s goods across the border to be resold to visitors to his Vancouver storefront. Here, a look inside the legal operation
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For three years Michael Hallatt has been bringing thousands of dollars’ worth of Trader Joe’s products across the border into Vancouver. Our reporter spent a day embedded with Pirate Joe’s ‘cats’ and got an inside look at the cultlike following the pirate brand has captured from the US corporation
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RTCC: Harper government fulfils promise to help developing countries address climate impacts
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Activity data from a fitness tracker will be used as evidence in a personal injury lawsuit for the first time
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Energy East strategy drawn up by public relations firm Edelman calls for thousands of activists, major online campaign and digging into background of opposition groups as methods TransCanada Corporation should use to ‘play offence’ against those standing in its way
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Turkey’s president says Muslim sailors reached the continent in 1178 – but what about the Vikings, the Basques, the Bristolians, the Russians, the Chinese …?
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Stephen Harper changes mind, saying he is prepared to contribute to UN fund to help poor countries adapt to climate change
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Leah Parsons supports the court’s ruling to let the boy who took the image of her daughter’s reported rape walk free despite public outcry
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Exclusive: Green Climate Fund commitment to be unveiled as leaders gather for G20 summit in hope of spurring others to stump up cash in a move likely to embarrass the host nation, Australia
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Jason Wilson: Long read: Over the last three decades, leftwing parties in the English-speaking world have taken on much of the right’s antidemocratic programme and lost their souls
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Colin Horgan: A Canadian prospect’s punches cause a furore and expansion is set for the home of boxing’s big bouts, not Quebec. Does NHL have its priorities straight?
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Police spotters keep watch over ceremony which took place at war memorial weeks after shooting killed soldier
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On Tuesday, 80,000 people gathered in Ottawa for Remembrance Day, but the solemn moment was also haunted by the spectre of more recent violence
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Former Hockey Canada chief says ‘the players want to go’ after Pyeongchang venue and 2014 controversy stoke doubts
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Bipartisan group of 13 writes to president Sepp Blatter as USA striker Wambach says lawsuit is ‘about gender equality’
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Lawyers for Captain Mohammad Nasir Askarzada, who snuck away from Massachusetts base, say he should be an exemption to controversial US treaty
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Protests helped stymie three major tar sands projects this year, as industry is beset with transportation problems
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Commonwealth Exchange report proposes freedom of work and movement between the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada
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One of Canada’s most famous broadcasters is accused of choking, bruising and biting several women. Now I see our five-month relationship in a new light
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A nice juxtaposition in the Ontario Hockey League, courtesy of a perfectly placed advertising hoarding in front of the Ottawa 67s' team bench
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Toronto Star alleges Ghomeshi, who was fired from his job on Sunday, choked and punched women during sex without their permission
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Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund grants will back small-scale projects aiming to discourage radicalisation
Jian Ghomeshi harassed me on the job. Why did our radio station look the other way?