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OTTAWA: ELECTION DATE SET
There will be a general election in Canada on Jan. 23. Canada's prime minister made the announcement on Tuesday after meeting with Gov-Gen...
WORLD BRIEFS
CHINA
The International Labour Organization says that the mine in China's northeastern Heilongjiang province which suffered a catastrophe on Sunday was working at twice the facility's capacity...
BUSINESS NEWS
TORONTO: DOFASCO STOCK UP ON STRENGTH OF NEW TAKEOVER BID
Shares of Canadian steelmaker Dofasco Inc. rose by five per cent to $64.45 on Tuesday, one day after a friendly takeover bid by ThyssenKrupp SA...
SPORTS
FOOTBALL
In the Canadian Football League, about 25,000 supporters, many sporting green and gold, lined the walkways and storefronts of downtown Edmonton's City Centre to cheer on the Grey Cup champion Eskimos on Tuesdsay...
WEATHER
Weather
British Columbia on Wednesday: mix of sun, cloud, forecast high 4 Celsius in Vancouver. Yukon: snow...
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November 28, 2005 - The Commonwealth countries met over the last weekend in November, on the Mediterranean island of Malta. Every two years the Commonwealth Heads of Government get together. But this year there were fewer actual heads of government in attendance. more »
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Pope John Paul II: His impact in Canada
On this special program, Radio Canada International speaks to the highest ranking Catholics in Canada and looks at the impact John Paul II had on people across the country. more »
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Radio Canada International: 60 Years of Radio Worldwide
The year 2005 marks the 60th anniversary of Radio Canada International... more »
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Special from Kelowna, in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia
The Spotlight Crew has travelled several thousand kilometers west of Montreal to the Okanagan valley in British Columbia. more »
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The Mining Industry from Yellowknife
One-hundred and fifty kilometres south of the Arctic Circle, the city of Yellowknife is one of Canada`s largest northern communities. more »
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CANADA'S GOVERNMENT FALLS
Canadians will go to the polls in a general election on January 23rd. After weeks of delays and political wrangling, Prime Minister Paul Martin's minority Liberal government fell last night in the House of Commons. The Liberals failed to survive a vote of non-confidence brought toward by the three opposition parties. This morning in Ottawa, Mr. Martin asked the Governor General Michaelle Jean to dissolve parliament and call the vote. (Robert Jaros & Lynn Desjardins).
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Canadians will now be able to hear Radio Canada International on Sirius Satellite Radio
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