Canadian Alliance leader Stockwell Day
VAN2000111503 - 15 NOVEMBER 2000 - VANCOUVER, B.C. CANADA: Canadian Alliance leader Stockwell Day mingles with guests as his federal election campaign swings through Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, November 15, 2000. The right wing Alliance are running in second place behind the Liberals in national polls. rlw/hr/H. Ruckemann UPI
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The Canadian federal government said it wasn't going into specifics regarding provincial disputes over planned oil pipelines for the west of the country.
A judicial inquiry into the decimation of sockeye salmon stocks in British Columbia was announced Friday by a federal minister in Vancouver.
Canada plans to appeal a European Union decision to ban the trade of all seal products, International Trade Minister Stockwell Day said Monday.
Canada's trade minister says the government is doing all it can to save a Canadian citizen sentenced to death by beheading in Saudi Arabia.
Canada's public safety minister is being sued by two Canadians who want to come home instead of serving time in California prisons for drug smuggling.
A judge has ruled that Canadian Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day cannot use national security to deny a child molester transfer from a U.S. prison.
A U.S. Christian sect planning to protest the Canadian funeral of a man beheaded on a Greyhound bus will be turned back at the border, officials said.
Canada's ombudsman for crime victims called for legal changes following the release of a Montreal Internet sex predator who served one year of his sentence.
Canada's federal public safety minister said the World Tamil Movement had been added Monday to the country's list of terrorist groups.
A Canadian government minister announced more police will be hired to combat contraband tobacco, much of which he said comes from the United States.
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