Year in review: From scandal-plagued politicians to natural disasters, here are the biggest newsmakers of 2013 - lithium batteries for sale

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Briefly review some of the most important news events of the past 12 months, in chronological order: January 1-United StatesS.
Congress reached the end-
President Obama immediately signed a small compromise on legislation to avoid the "fiscal cliff" of middle-class tax increases and spending cuts ".
Popular songs by singer Patty page include the Tennessee Waltz and 《(
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"The puppy in the window," died at 85.
3-Authorities have charged five men accused of the gang with murder-rape of a 23-year-
On December 2012, an old college student on a bus in New Delhi.
The brutal attack became a symbol of widespread abuse of women in India.
3-darhousie University in Halifax suspended the entire women's hockey team except for the first team
A year ago, a survey showed that a recent ceremony of bullying involved excessive drinking, intimidation and humiliation.
The team has to give up this season. 4 – Texas-
American-based oil company Exxon Petroleum
Announced plans to spend $14 billion to develop the Hebron offshore fields near Newfoundland and Labrador, and production is expected to begin by the end of 2017. 4 – Fifteen-year-
Old Malala yousufu zai of Pakistan left the hospital in Birmingham, England, and three months ago she was shot in the head by Taliban gunmen as she dared to say that girls should be able to be educated.
Her case has won worldwide attention as a symbol of Pakistan's struggle for women's rights.
6-NHL and its players association agree to a tentative 10-
End of 113-deal
The suspension of the day enables the alliance to take 48-game schedule.
8-After more than 13 years of legal debate, the Federal Court ruled that an estimated 600,000 indigenous people live in poverty
As part of the Constitutional Act, the reserve is an "Indian" and falls under federal jurisdiction.
The federal government appealed.
9-the broadcaster Frank Page, best known for doing his first radio show to a teenage Elvis Presley in 1954, died at the hospital in shrifport, Los Angeles. He was 87.
Three former Nortel executives
CEO Frank Dunn, chief financial officer Douglas Betty and chief financial officer Michael gololly
Nearly a decade after being charged with a book, he was acquitted.
A cooking plan designed to trigger $12.
In the fallen Canadian tech giant, bonuses and stocks have increased by 8 million for themselves.
14-Conrad Bain, a native of altamesbridge.
As the white foster father of two young Africans
The American brother in the TV sitcom "Diff" died at his home in Livermore, California. He was 89.
15-two massive explosions at the University of Aleppo in Syria have killed 87 people and seriously injured 150.
This shows that the country's civil war is spreading to areas where there is little violence, which has killed more than 60,000 people.
16-A helicopter crashed into a high-rise building crane on a crowded street in central London during the morning rush hour, killing the pilot and one person on the ground and injuring 13 others
16-a month after Conn Newtown
School shootings killed 26 people, United States of AmericaS.
President Obama has signed 23 executive gun control actions that do not require congressional approval.
Obama finally failed to pass tougher measures in the Senate. 16 – Mali-based al-Qaida-
The associated militants attacked a remote Nigerian gas plant,
On the same day, 29 militants, including two Canadians, and 38 hostages of different nationalities were killed, ending the hostage standoff.
16-Pauline Friedman Phillips, who died in a long struggle with Alzheimer's, was called Dear Abby by millions of newspaper readers around the world. She was 94.
16-US regulatorsS.
Japan, India and Europe have suspended flights after a series of lithium issues and ordered a safety review of all Boeing 787 Dreamlinersion batteries.
After the Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing's redesigned battery system, the flight resumed on April.
17-After years of insisting that he was innocent, humiliated cyclist Lance Armstrong admitted to the show in a television interview with Oprah Winfrey-
He won drugs every time in seven Tour de France races.
18-The Supreme Court of Canada overturned the acquittal of a woman in Nova Scotia who tried to hire a killer to kill her husband who abused her, but the company said it would continue to advance proceedings for judicial justice.
In its ruling, the court said it was "disturbing" that the RCMP chose to take stinging action to arrest Nicole Duce instead of responding to her husband's "reign of terror ".
Her husband insisted that the allegations of abuse against him were untrue. 21 – U. S.
President Barack Obama was sworn in for his second term at the inauguration, with an estimated 800,000 people cheering in Washington.
Beyonce later admitted after the pop Day that she sang American songs. S.
The first national anthem
Because she didn't have time to practice with the orchestra, a voice track was recorded.
22-Governor of NE
Dave Heineman approved a new route for the proposed Canadato-
The Keystone XL oil pipeline in Texas avoids the state's environmental-sensitive sand dunes.
23-in parliamentary elections, the performance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanya and his tough allies was much worse than expected, forcing him to cross the aisle, show off to the popular political newcomer Yesh Atid to form a new alliance.
23-three Canadian employees in Calgary
Their twin otters hit a steep slope near the top of Mount Elizabeth in Antarctica, killing Ken Berrick airlines.
24-Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spencer announces closure 44-
A day of hunger strike on Victoria Island near Capitol Hill, but she did not win a request to hold a joint meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the governor. Gen. David Johnston.
25-troubled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford won a legal battle to maintain power when a panel of Chambers overturned a previous ruling that ordered him to be in violation of his interests
25-The Supreme Court of Canada ruled by a narrow majority that Quebec did not have to give ordinary-
The law stipulates that both husband and wife enjoy the same rights as married couples.
26-former Minister of Education Catherine Wayne was elected as the new leader of the Ontario Liberal Party and officially sworn in as the province's first female prime minister for open homosexuality on February. 11.
26-2 months, a judge in Cairo sentenced 21 defendants to death for their role in football riots at the main stadium in Port Said.
2012, 74 people were killed.
The verdict sparked violence in Port Said, killing 44 people in the next few days.
27-a band's fireworks show ignited a fire that spread through a crowded windowless nightclub in the university town of Santa Maria, Brazil, with 237 people at a panicked gathering to a single exit
30-Research In Motion announced that long-
Wait for the BlackBerry 10 OS and two new smartphones.
The launch did not end Waterloo, Ont. -
The financial difficulties of the company.
30-Patty Andrews, the last surviving member of the "Andrews Sisters, her hit song, the Bukit Woji bugle boy from Company B, can't I "grab home-
The spirit of the front line of World War II, aged 94.
31-Finance Minister Jim Flaherty admits that he has a rare but serious skin disease that is treated with steroids that have side effects such as swelling, weight gain and possible insomnia
Neither the condition nor the medicine will affect his ability to work, he said.
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch rescued the city from nearby
During the three-term at the City Hall, financial bankruptcy was 88.
3-in the first Super Bowl with a brother as the opponent coach, John Habo's Baltimore Ravens beat young Jim's San Francisco 49ers 34-31.
4-Royal Canadian Mint officially concluded its 1-
Coins from Canadian financial institutions.
4-using the DNA of his elder sister's immediate descendants, scientists confirmed that the remains unearthed under the parking lot in Leicester City on 2012 were the remains of King Richard III of England.
DNA comes from Michael ib, Canada, who is a direct descendant of the king's sister.
4 Rock star Reg Presley is The lead singer of "The Troggs" who died a year later
It's been a long time since lung cancer. He was 71.
5-a landmark ruling by the Federal Court stated that the workplace is obliged to provide reasonable child care
Relevant requirements of employees. 7 – Sen.
Patrick Brazeau was removed from the Conservative caucus after being charged with assault and sexual assault.
The senators later voted to force him to leave the upper house.
Naval intelligence officer submarine of Canada. -Lt.
Jeffrey Paul Del Island was sentenced to 20 years in prison on 2012 after pleading guilty to selling secrets to Russia, minus the time it has been served.
He was later deprived of his commission, Medal of Service, and kicked out of the Army.
8-a huge snowstorm swept through southern Ontario and Quebec, followed by tracking in Atlantic Canada and the United States. S.
Northeast, up to 90 cm of snow was dumped in some parts of New England.
The storm killed at least 11 people in the United States. S.
Three more in Canada.
10-a small private jet crashed near Waskada in Southwest Manitoba, killing the pilot, his two sons and a boy from a family friend.
10-in the Gulf of Mexico, an engine fire destroyed the cruise Carnival victory with more than 4,200 passengers and crew on board.
The tugboat dragged it to the mobile in Ala. , by Feb. 14.
11-The Vatican announces 85-year-
Pope Benedict XVI will resign on February.
28. it was the first pope to do so since Gregory II in 1415, and he mentioned his age and poor health.
11-Pierre duhaim, former CEO of engineering company SNC
Lavalin was formally charged with fraud in connection with the payment of $56 million
Health Center of McGill University.
11-bassist Rick hehux Li is one of the founding members of Dave Clark V, aged 72.
12-Former fugitive
Police officer Christopher Dorner committed suicide after shooting dead a policeman at a mountain cabin near Los Angeles.
Police began searching for Dona in February after killing the daughter of a former Los Angeles police captain and her fiancé.
3 Later, a Riverside police officer took part in a campaign in retaliation for the shooting of the force on 2008.
14-Oscar Pistorius became the first double in 2012
The amputee track and field athletes took part in the Olympics and were charged with murder for his girlfriend's death.
Model Reeva Steenkamp was shot dead at his home in South Africa.
14-Air America and Air America have agreed to merge a $11 billion deal that will create the world's largest airline pending approval.
15-a meteor crossed the sky and exploded over the Russian Urals, breaking countless windows and damaging buildings and vehicles, injuring nearly 1,000 people.
15-The Manitoba appeals court increased the sentence of former junior hockey coach Graham James from two to five years after he was convicted of sexual abuse of National Hockey League star Theo Fleur 2012 Times.
15-Minister of Indigenous Affairs John Duncan resigned after making improper claims to the Tax Court on behalf of voters.
15-A military court panel found Paul Ravendale, a retired arrest warrant officer, guilty of four charges, but was convicted of manslaughter in a training accident in Afghanistan in 2010
Later, Ravendale six
Was suspended, fined 2,000 yuan and demoted to sergeant.
17-Mindy McCready, before personal issues affected her career, he topped the country charts in 1996 with "Men have been doing this all the time," a month after her boyfriend committed suicide, she committed suicide at her home in Arkansas. She was 37.
After 17-14 years of age, the search began for five young fishermen from chelburn County
The rice boat capsized about 120 kilometers southeast of Liverpool. S.
The search was canceled two days later.
18-8 masked gunmen forcibly crossed the security fence at Brussels international airport and drove into the tarmac, robbing a Swiss of diamonds worth about $50 million. bound plane. Thirty-
One person was detained in May and many diamonds were recovered.
19-Eugene Whelan, a folk farmer in a green shirt, has served as Canada's distinguished minister of agriculture since 1972
84. death from stroke complications. He was 88.
19-Montreal City Hall was locked while being swept away by police because of the province's-
The corruption team conducted 15 raids throughout the city.
20-Canadian Army Reserve Major
Daryl Watts, who avoided jail for his role in Afghanistan's deadly training accident in 2010, was downgraded to a lieutenant and severely condemned.
22-The Pentagon grounded its entire F-fleet
35 fighters found a broken engine blade on a plane.
The Harper administration has said it wants to buy F-
But after a political storm and criticism from the auditor general, the company said it was rethinking the proposal.
24-The Iranian hostage rescue drama Argo gets the best picture, and Jennifer Lawrence gets the best lead actress for the happy line behind the dark clouds, Daniel Day
Lewis won the best actor for Lincoln, and Lee won the Best Director award for life as a teenager. Day-
Lewis was the first to win three Best Actor awards.
25-British supreme cardinal Keith O'Brien
The Catholic leader, after announcing his resignation, accused the Archbishop of misconduct.
He skipped a secret meeting to elect Pope Benedict XVI's successor, the first time Cardinal had left because of a personal scandal.
25-Canadian player Andrew Wiggins has won the Naismith Award as a top American high school basketball player. S.
26-a hot air balloon carrying tourists caught fire over Luxor, Egypt, and some passengers died after the plane crashed in front of the field.
A total of 19 tourists were killed in the accident and another was later killed in the hospital.
26-Brenden Holubowich, accused of causing the death of four high school football players in northern Alberta in a crash on 2011, admitted that dangerous driving caused death and dangerous driving caused the body
He was later sentenced to three years' imprisonment.
27-disgraced theater manager Garth drabingsky, convicted of a book in 2009-
Cooking plan that eventually led to the collapse of Livent Inc.
He was stripped of his Canadian medal.
Fan Clapham, a famous American classical pianist, died of bone cancer. He was 78.
28-Pope Benedict XVI promised in his farewell speech to Cardinal his "unconditional reverence and obedience" to his successor, hours before he became the first pope to resign in 600
Bruce Reynolds, 28, was the mastermind of Britain's 1963 "train robbery" at the age of 81.
28-a huge sinkhole opens under a Florida man's bedroom and kills him when it devours everything in his room.
Marbella-Bonnie Franklin, who plays divorced mom Ann Romano in long dragon
Run the sitcom "once a day" and die due to complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 69.
1-8 South African police officers charged with the murder of a taxi driver who was tied behind a police car and dragged away, a video incident became a global symbol of police brutality in the country. 1-automatic USAS.
After President Obama and Congress failed to reach a budget deal, the government cut spending by $85 billion, the so-called quarantine.
Month-Kui constant.
27-year-old Steve Delhi was shot dead in response to family disputes in the remote northern kuijuak community, and another official was injured.
The gunman was found dead at home after a standoff.
3-"Rebelle" won 10 awards including best film and best actress at the first Canadian Screen Awards, which merged the previous Gemini and Elf Awards into a Union
"Flashpoint" won the highest prize in the TV competition, including the best drama. 4 – B. C.
Prime minister Christy Clark has announced that multicultural minister John Yap is not in the cabinet, waiting for a review of the controversial leaked race vote --
Winning strategy.
Clark's deputy chief of staff resigned earlier in the political storm triggered by the 2012 incident, which detailed the approach to attracting ethnic voters and recommended the use of government resources.
4-the collapse of the Algo Center Mall in Elliot Lake, Ontario began a public investigation.
Two women were killed in June 2012.
5-Hugo Chavez, president of the Petroleum Socialist Revolution
Rich Venezuela and crusades against the United StatesS.
Impact, death after nearly two years
Cancer of the yearHe was 58. 5 – U. S.
Discount giant Target opened in Canada for the first time.
Its first store is in three communities west of Toronto.
Guelph, Fergus and Milton.
6-country of Canada-
Tom Connors, one of Canada's most powerful cultural icons, has died at the age of 77.
8-Metis won a landmark case because the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the federal government failed to meet its constitutional obligations to distribute land to children in Manitoba Metis in the 1870 s.
It opens the door for Metis to negotiate claims for large swaths of land in the province, including all those present --day Winnipeg.
11-Prime Minister Stephen Harper signed a draft agreement with Northwest regional prime minister Bob McLeodW. T.
A step closer to more provinces. like powers.
12-Richard Beasley, a three-man killer who used false job opportunities to lure victims on Craigslist, was convicted of murder by an Ohio jury.
The 53-year-old Beasley was sentenced to death on April 4.
Jorge Mario berglio, 13-76, was selected as the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, and he chose the name of Pope Francis.
Argentina was the first Latin American and the first pope of the Jesuit church.
13-astronaut Chris Hadfield became the first Canadian to direct the International Space Station.
14-inter-governmental affairs minister Peter Penashue, who is riding on behalf of Labrador, resigned and repaid $47,660 in "unqualified" campaign contributions from the 2011 campaign.
He was disqualified from re-applying.
Elected in subsequent elections.
14-Physicists confirm that the elusive subatomic particles found in July 2012 are long
Looking around Higgs particles
Called the God particle"
14-Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanya has reached an agreement to form a new coalition government, the first in decades to exclude any extremists
Orthodox parties
17-two prisoners staged a brazen daylight escape in the holy-prisonJerome, Que.
Hanging on a rope from a hijacked helicopter
The two were re-detained but were not in exchange with police in a rural cottage.
No one was injured.
Two associates were also arrested.
19-Pope Francis was officially appointed 266 Pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
19-former porn star Harry Reams
He starred in 1972 film Deep Throat, which brought pornographic content to mainstream audiences, at the age of 65.
20-malware has shut down 32,000 computers and servers in South Korea's three major TV networks and three banks, disrupting communications and banking.
South Korea suspects North Korea is behind a cyber attack.
21-Justin Welby was appointed 105 Archbishop of Canterbury as the leader of the Church of England and the spiritual leader of the Anglican Church. 23 – Montreal-
Born Joe Weider, a legend in the bodybuilding world, helped promote the sport around the world and was introducing the world to a charismatic young weight lifter named Arnold Schwarzenegger
26-The Supreme Court of Italy overturned the acquittal of Amanda Knox (Amanda Knox) for 2007 killings of her British roommate, Meredith Kercher, and ordered a new
Knox left Italy after his initial conviction and did not return for retrial.
27-Richard Karkar who attacked and killed the Toronto police officer Sgt
On January 2011, Ryan Russell drove a snow plow and was found not criminally responsible for mental illness.
29-Ralph Klein, the popular and outspoken prime minister, died in the fight against dementia and lung disease at the age of 70.
APRIL1-BC voted in 2011 referendum against the disputed after-tax of uniform sale, restoring the separate GST and 7 cents PST and all its exemptions.
This move is P. E. I.
Passed HST.
2-Michael Souna, a conservative youth campaign worker in Guelph, Ontario.
, Was the first person accused under the electoral law of making fraudulent robot calls during the 2011 federal campaign.
3-NBC announced that after NBC reported the 2014 Winter Olympics, "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon will replace Jay Renault as host of the "Tonight Show.
4-Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun
The Times film critic is famous for giving the movie a thumbs up or a thumbs up
Running TV shows, died of cancer at the age of 70.
Albert was the first journalist to win the Pulitzer Prize for film criticism.
6-Johnny Esaw, a Canadian sports pioneer who brought football, figure skating and the Olympics into the national living room, died of breathing problems. He was 87.
7-Halifax teenager Parsons teah Parsons was removed from life support after a suicide attempt three days ago.
Her family said 17-year-old Parsons posted a photo online showing her being sexually assaulted by four boys at a family gathering in 2011.
Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first female prime minister known as the Iron Lady, died at the age of 87.
In her 11 years in power, Thatcher changed a paralyzed economy by breaking trade unions and selling state-owned industries --
Considered by some as the savior of England, but considered by critics as a ruthless tyrant.
She also won the Falkland Islands war.
8-Annette Funicello, who became a child star of the "Mickey Mouse Club" in his 1950 s, later worked with Frankie Avalon in his 60 sin-the-
Sun movies, including Beach Blanket Bingo, died at 70.
11-Honda, Toyota, Nissan, GM, Mazda, BMW recalled more than 3 million vehicles worldwide, of which about 200,000 were recalled in Canada, with the same problem with inflatable devices, the inflatable device may burst in the faulty passenger side airbag, causing the plastic parts to fly.
11-after Canadian IT workers complained about being replaced by foreign workers, Royal Bank chief executive Gordon Nixon issued a public apology, some of whom were brought to Canada by bank contractor iGate for training.
Comedian Jonathan Winters has inspired Robin Williams, Jim Kelly, and many others at the age of 87 with amazing improvisation. 12 – The U. S.
The government has approved the construction of a second bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.
It is expected to ease congestion at the busiest border ports between the two countries and speed up trade.
12-a judge of the Quebec provincial court ordered the first instance of the alleged murderer, Luca Roko Manota
Chinese student Lin was charged with murder in June.
14-Justin Trudeau was elected leader of the federal Liberal party by an overwhelming margin
He won the vote, hoping he could revive the party after being downgraded to a third party in 2011 election.
15-two shrapnel killed 3 people and injured more than 260 othersPackaging pressure-
A cooker bomb near the finish line of the Boston Marathon exploded.
Four days later, two suspects killed an MIT campus police officer and were involved in a police chase and gunfight that killed Tamerlan sarnaev.
A few hours later, his brother Dzhokhar was arrested and he was alive, but seriously injured, hiding on a boat in the backyard of Watertown, a suburb of Boston.
16-Nova Scotia singer
Lyricist Rita McNeil died of surgical complications. She was 68.
16-Pat Shire, deep-
NFL playersturned-
In his 40 years, half of the time was calling sports a pair with John mcden, 82 years old when he died.
18-Canada prog-
Rock trio "Rush" is one of the candidates to enter the Rock Hall of Fame.
19-Cynthia Vanier, Canada, has been detained for 18 months on suspicion of plotting to smuggle the son of Libya's late dictator Gaddafi to Mexico and has been released.
21-Chrissy Amphlett is the lead singer of the Australian rock band "Divinyls" whose hit song "I Touch Myself" brought her an international reputation in early 1990, died after fighting for breast cancer and multiple hardening. She was 53.
22-folk singer rich haven, the first performer of the three
Woodstock music festival died of a heart attack on 1969, aged 72.
His "freedom" performance became a national anthem.
22-two Canadian residents have been arrested and charged for allegedly planning an attack on a passenger train traveling to and from the United StatesS.
The RCMP called it the first known
Al Qaeda's plot in this country
Tunisian national Ahmed abbrasil has also been detained in the United States. S.
It was later charged with alleged conspiracy.
23-legislation that will end a century-
The old reign of England, which placed the boy before the girl, inherited the throne, cleared the House of Lords, and was given to the Queen for approval.
23-legalization of France
Same-sex marriage after months of intense debate and street protests.
24-8 illegally built-
A garment factory in Bangladesh that supplies clothing to North American companies collapsed, killing 1,127 people.
25-Susan Griffith, Canada, visits a doctor in Switzerland-
Assisted suicide and died peacefully at a clinic in Zurich.
Griffiths, 72, has multiple system atrophy, a degenerative disease.
The 26-year-old country singer, George Jones, peaked with a heartbreaking classic, "he no longer loves her today," who died in Nashville halfway through his farewell trip. He was 81.
26-Guards at the newly opened Edmonton Remand Center began a wildcat strike after two workers were suspended.
The strike eventually spread to the province's correctional institutions.
A court ruled that the guards flouted the illegal strike and the union was fined $350,000.
On April 30, an agreement with the Alberta provincial government ended the strike before the fine increased to $500,000.
29-5 family members in a car-
Three adults, two children.
Killed in Surrey. C.
When a minivan ran a red light at high speed and drove the car wide, it left a debris field about 200 m.
The driver of the minivan later died in hospital.
29-Jason Collins 12-
NBA veteran and free agent, became the first active male professional athlete in the four major sports leagues to appear as gay. 30 – Willem-
Alexander became the first Dutch king since 1890, and his mother, Queen Beatrice, retired after the age of 33. year reign.
30-Bank of Canada has released a polymer banknote of $5 and $10, the last of a series of plastic banknotes.
May 1-Tim Buckman
The famous Canadian rock band Bachman-
Turner, who was speeding, was acquitted on a sexual charge filed by a woman who said she had abused her before she became pregnant.
Foster children in his family.
2-Stephen Poloz, former head of Export Development Canada, was appointed the next president of the Bank of Canada to succeed Mark Carney.
6-three women who disappeared between 2002 and 2004 were found alive at their home in Cleveland, not far from the kidnapping site.
23-year-old Gina Diez, 32-year-old Michelle Knight, 27-year-old Amanda Berry, was rescued after Berry broke a section of the door and shouted for help to his neighbors. Berry’s six-year-
The old daughter was also rescued.
8-Jordy Arias is found guilty
The degree of murder in her 2008 brutal stabbing and shooting deaths-
Her then-boyfriend Travis Alexander lives in his home in the suburbs of Phoenix.
9-former mayor of Laval, Jill varancott, is one of dozens of people arrested in an ongoing anti-corruption operation in Quebec
Corruption investigation
He faces more than a dozen charges, including directing a criminal organization.
9-original "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson has announced he will leave the Fox TV singing competition at the end of the 12 season.
11-former Prime Minister Sharif and his Muslim coalition-
N party won national elections in Pakistan.
On June 5, Pakistan's parliament elected Sharif as prime minister for the first time in 65 years.
Over the past year, the civilian government has completed its full term of office and handed over power in democratic elections.
12-considered the first music video to be made in space, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield released his David Bowie version of "space weirdness", saying goodbye to the International Space Station.
The next day, Hadfield landed in Kazakhstan on the Russian league space capsule, ending 5-month mission.
12-Carl ligate, a cruise officer in charge of a passenger ship, attacked an island on 2006 and sank off the coast of BC, killing two passengers and dying from a negligent crime.
12-The Joyce Brothers, a pop psychologist, started a television counseling program in the 1950 s and enjoyed a rich career as a joint columnist at the age of 85. 14 – The B. C.
The Liberal Party has won provincial elections for the fourth time in a row, despite months of poor polls.
Prime Minister Christie Clark led the party to expand its majority but lost her Vancouver --area riding.
She won the election in July.
14-Police say they have found the body of Tim Bosma, 32, burnedyear-
On May 6, Hamilton's father disappeared after testing a truck with two men. he posted a sale online.
Darren Millard, 27, was arrested and chargeddegree murder.
Mark Smich was arrested on May 22.
Sen, who is in trouble.
Mike Duffy stepped down as a member of the Conservative Party group and became an independent because of a $90,000 unpermitted housing claims scandal.
The next day, Sen.
Pamela Wallin also withdrew from the Conservative caucus before auditing travel costs of $321,000. 16 – U. S.
Gossip sites Gawker and the Toronto Star reported that they saw a video of a mobile phone showing Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine.
Ford described the report as "absurd" and issued a statement on May 24 denying the use of crack and saying the video did not exist.
17-Kerry politician Elijah Harper, who blocked the Mehe Lake constitutional agreement in 1990, seized eagle feather and died of heart failure caused by complications from diabetes. He was 64.
19-Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff Nigel Wright resigned after the prime minister's office disclosed that he had written a check of $90,000 to cover Sen's banned housing costs. Mike Duffy.
Harper said he knew nothing about the money.
20-a huge EF-
The tornado is the most powerful tornado, landing in the Moore of orcas.
24 people, including 10 schoolchildren, were killed and $2 billion were lost.
20-Yahoo announced the acquisition of Tumblr, a popular online blog forum, for $1. 1 billion.
The acquisition was completed in the medium term. June.
22-A judge in Italy ordered the cruise ship captain Francesco Schettino to be tried for manslaughter as Costa Concordia attacked a jagged reef off the Tuscan coast in 2012, resulting
Flooded 32 people.
22-blood Service Canada announced that it will lift nearly 30-
Gay blood donation is banned this year, but only if they haven't had sex with another man five years before donating blood.
22-as the frightened onlookers watched, a British soldier was first knocked down by two men in a daylight attack near the London barracks and then hacked to death.
In the video, one of the attackers complained about British troops fighting Muslims.
23-Federal Court judge Richard Mosley concluded that fraud was definitely a factor in misleading robotic calls to voters in six federal elections in 2011, but not enough to prove
23-survivors of abuse at the San Cassel Hills orphanageJohn’s, N. L.
An agreement with the Irish Christian Brothers is worth more than $16. 5 million.
23-The Boy Scouts of the United States voted to allow openly gay boys to enter youth organizations, but gay adults are still banned from being scout leaders. 24 – Sen.
Mac Harb resigned from the Liberal Party caucus after an independent audit found he improperly applied for a $51,500 Senate housing allowance.
25-The Hockey Association of Canada voted to ban physical examination of Pivi players, usually 11 and 12 years old.
27-Arthur Porter, former head of Canadian Espionage
Institutional regulators and former CEO of the McGill University Health Center have been arrested in Panama on charges of fraud charges related to the ongoing corruption scandal in Quebec.
28-The Canadian transport agency ordered Air Canada to increase compensation for passengers who were bumpy due to overbooking flights. 29 – Dr.
Henry Morgan taller, who helped overthrow abortion laws in Canada in 1988, died at his home in Toronto. He was 90.
For his enemies, he is the murderer of a massacre, but for many, he is the man who puts women's health and choices on the mainstream media.
29-Progressive Conservatives in Ontario, wilderos party in Alberta, Liberal MP Mark Garno, Conservative MP Blake Richards and Edmonton --
Headquartered in RackNine Inc.
Fined $369,000 as an extensive part
An extensive investigation into the use of robotic calls during the 2011 federal election.
31-an Ornge air ambulance helicopter crashed near Moosonee, Ontario, killing two pilots and two paramedics.
31-an EF5 tornado hit elreno in orcas.
19 people, including three storm chasers, were killed in subsequent floods.
Tornado records-
Broken width of 4. 2 kilometres.
31-the first Toronto police officer charged with criminal charges for the G20 protests was acquitted. Const.
Glen Weddle was charged after a broken shoulder in Dorian Barton in June 16, 2010.
31-Jean Stapleton plays Edith Bonk in the breakthrough 1970 TV comedy "Family Portrait" and died of natural causes. She was 90. 31 – The B. C.
The government formally announced its opposition to the northern portal
From Alberta's oil sands to Kitty Matt, B. C. —
Tell the federal review team, $6.
Billions of projects should not be carried out as proposed.
JUNE1-The Quebec Football Federation supports a ban on athletes from wearing headscarves for security reasons, noting that FIFA, the football international governing body, did not specifically allow Sikh men and boys to wear religious headwear.
The 3-CRTC has announced a new wireless code of conduct, which includes allowing consumers to cancel their mobile phone contracts after two years without penalty.
It also limits additional data and international data roaming charges.
The new code applies to the new wireless contract from December. 2.
4-members of the royal family gathered at Westminster Abbey for a ceremony to mark the 60 th anniversary of the Queen's coronation, who was crowned at Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953 at the age of 27. 5 – Eighty-four-year-
Gloria McKenzie, the old widow of zeferroyce, Florida
He won the biggest lottery prize in history, with a strong lottery ticket worth $0. 59 billion in May 18.
5-Alberta MP Brent lasagber abruptly withdrew from the Conservative caucus after the government decided to downplay his private member's bill to disclose the salaries of senior federal civil servants.
6-swimming champion esther Williams became an actress and starred in the sparkling water color musical of the 1940 and 1950 s, aged 91.
7-Edmonton is Canada's first military base to raise the flag of Gay Pride, a symbol of the principles of tolerance, equality and dignity of the armed forces.
10-at his first press conference after he returned at the age of five
Astronaut Chris Hadfield, who was on a one-month mission at the International Space Station, announced that he would retire from the Canadian Space Agency in July 3, ending a 35-year career.
11-close all states in Greece-
Operating television and radio stations, losing about 2,500 jobs as part of the cost
The person on bail asked to cut off driving.
International creditors of the state.
The government of Quebec has raised controversial rights. to-
Death legislation in the National Assembly.
The bill, the first of its kind in Canada, will allow doctors to help some terminal patients end their lives.
14-retired General
The former head of Canadian Forces, Walter natchuk, was selected as the next chair of the Canadian Space Agency, effective August.
Replace Steve McLean, who left unexpectedly on February.
The Quebec legislature passed a fixed election.
The date act makes Nova Scotia the last province without Canada.
15-The Québec Football Federation ended an international criticism of the ban on headscarves after a day of FIFA's authorization to wear male headcovers in all levels of football in Canada.
17-Michael Applebaum, interim mayor of Montreal, has been arrested, claiming to be the one to clean up the corruption scandal that has plagued the city, charged with 14 charges, including fraud, conspiracy, breach of trust, corruption in municipal affairs.
He resigned the next day.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has announced that Afghan troops have taken over from the United States. S. -
NATO-led National Security Alliance, 12-year war.
19-Bob Ray.
The Ontario National Democratic Party prime minister and former interim federal Liberal Party leader announced that he would leave politics in 35 years so that he could focus on his new role as chief negotiator for the first nation, discuss with the province the development of the fire ring mining project in northern Ontario.
19-James Gandofini plays the mob boss Tony Soprano in the underworld family, helping him create one of the greatest TV dramas on TV, who died while on vacation in RomeHe was 51.
Country singer Slim Whitman, 19, known for his signature yodel, died of heart failure at the age of 89. 20 – Rain-
The raging rivers crossed the banks of southern Alberta, prompting more than a dozen towns to declare a state of emergency.
The province estimates that more than 100,000 people in 30 communities have been affected by what Prime Minister Allison Redford later described as the worst natural disaster in Alberta's history, with losses of up to $6 billion.
21-Hershey Canada
Was ordered to pay $4-
After admitting to working with other companies to determine the price of Canadian chocolate products in 2007, a million fine was imposed. 21 – The U. S.
The government charged former NSA contractor Edward Snowden with spying and theft of government property after he admitted to providing information to the news media about two highly confidential government projects to collect telephone records and
Snowden fled to China, then hid at Moscow airport for nearly six weeks, and then received a year of asylum in Russia.
24-A court in Milan ruled that former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, 76, had sex with a underage woman.
Then use his influence to try to cover it up.
His lawyer said they would appeal the verdict.
A year's sentence and a political ban for life.
24-the Alberta provincial government approved $1 billion to begin the first phase of recovery from record floods.
25-Laurent Blanchard was selected as the new interim mayor of Montreal, his third mayor in eight months, after Gerald Tribley and former interim mayor Michael J ·
25-highly anticipated in his second speech
US climate goalsS.
President Obama said the US authorities should approve the pipeline only if they are convinced that TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline will not "significantly increase" greenhouse gas emissions.
26-Australia's first female prime minister, Julia Gillard, has been ousted by his predecessor, Kevin Rudd, hoping to avoid a huge defeat in the upcoming elections.
Despite the change, Labor was defeated in the September vote and Kevin Rudd resigned from his political position.
On the 26 th, US President Barack Obama welcomed US President Barack Obama. S.
The landmark decision of the Supreme Court overturned the Marriage Protection Act, giving spouses the same rights
Same-sex marriage enjoys federal benefits like a sexual partner.
The high court cleared the way for the same thing.
Same-sex marriage in California
27-Sunrise Propane company and its directors, Shay Ben-
Moshe and Valery Belshov were convicted of nine environmental and labor regulations on August.
2008, an explosion at a propane plant in Toronto killed a man,
Firefighters on duty responded to the call, forcing thousands of people to leave their homes.
27-six railcars derailed on a partially collapsed bridge on Calgary's expanding Bow River.
The staff successfully emptied five cars with oil products into new cars on adjacent stable bridges and dismantled the derailed units.
BCE approved by 27-CRTC’s retooled $3. 4-
Telecom giants have agreed to sell some of Astral's professional TV channels and radio stations, offering billions of pounds for Astral Media.
The original bid was rejected on the grounds that it was not in the best interest of Canadians.
28-The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that the former Tory cabinet minister, Helena Guergis, said that Prime Minister Stephen Harper had unfairly dismissed her, there is no reason for prosecution.
29-4 people-
Pilot and two passengers
Died after a glider collided.
At the camp near Pemberton in Nairn Provincial Park, a small plane flew in the air. C.
29-Smoke from continuing raging forest fires in the western part of Labrador forced 1,300 people to evacuate from the small mining area of wabbush.
30-19 elite Arizona field firefighters were killed while building fire lines between wildfire and town, when unstable winds suddenly changed the direction of the fire and cut off their escape routes
30-Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a measure that will impose a huge fine on holding a gay pride rally or providing minors with information about the LGBT community.
JULY1-two plus
The Born Suspect
Al-Qaida ideology was arrested in abertsford, allegedly plotting to blow up B. C.
Hitachi law Canada
John Stewart Nutter and Amanda Marie korotti face charges, including the deliberate facilitation of terrorist activities, the manufacture or possession of explosive devices.
1-Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney begins as governor of the Bank of England
The British will be in its 319year history.
1-Croatia became 28 member states of the EU, 20 years ago, Croatia gained independence in a bloody civil war that shook the continent.
1-Canadian rock singer Avril Lavigne and Nickelback lead singer Chad Kroger are married at a medieval castle outside Cannes, France.
3-The Egyptian military overthrew the country's first elected president, Mohammed Morsi, a year after taking office, formed an interim civilian government, suspended the constitution and called for new elections.
6-a runaway train carrying crude oil derailed at LacMegantic, Que.
Explosions and fires burned down the town center, killing 47 people and forcing nearly 2,000 people to evacuate.
Millions of liters of oil are also leaking into the soil and nearby water bodies.
A flight by Asiana Airlines in Seoul, South Korea, crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport, killing two Chinese students.
A coroner found that a third Chinese student survived a car accident but was killed by an emergency vehicle heading for the scene.
Eight parts of Toronto received one
The daily rainfall reached 126, causing floods and large-scale power outages.
A large part of metro and rail services was shut down, and the maritime department rescued nearly 1,400 passengers from the flooded GO Transit train.
The loss of flooded homes is estimated to be at least $0. 85 billion.
8-The Minister of Public Safety, Vic TOIS, has announced his resignation as a member of parliament in Manitoba to travel to Provence to seek opportunities for the private sector.
10-the public complaints committee against the RCMP found that the unit did everything for a woman who accused her husband of abusing and trying to kill him.
Earlier, the Supreme Court of Canada said in a January ruling that the mounted police ignored Nicole Duce's request for help. 12 – U. S.
S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary natantano announced his resignation as president of the University of California.
13-Florida jury acquitted former community watch volunteer George Zimmerman
17-degree of murder in an unarmed fatal shootingyear-
Old Trevon Martin in 2012
13-Canadian actor Corey Monteith plays reluctant quarterbackturned-
Singer Finn Hudson was found dead of heroin and alcohol in a popular TV musical "Glee" in a Vancouver hotel room. He was 31.
15-Luo Company Limited
Announced a friendly agreement with shoppers to buy the drug market Companyfor $12.
4 billion cash and inventory, combined with Canada's largest grocery and pharmacy chains. 15 -
2013 Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, Foreign Minister John Bell and International Trade Minister Ed Fast both adhere to the key economic mix, prime Minister Stephen Harper added 2006 to the biggest cabinet reshuffle since his conservative government first took office.
Defense Secretary Peter McKay exchanged jobs with Attorney General Rob Nicholson.
Lisa Raitt was appointed as the new minister of transport.
16-Sun Media
Announced 360 job cuts and closure of 11 publications across the country, including 24-hour free daily newspapers in Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton.
16-Canada 50-year-
The old fleet of a Sea King helicopter stopped flying indefinitely for a day, one day after a helicopter landed in the CFB Shearwater in Halifax, leaning forward while the rotor was still spinning, five of its rotor blades were smashed on the tarmac.
16-Alex Colville, Canada's most famous painter
The famous modern artist died at his home in wolfeville, New York. S. He was 92.
17-Canadian jazz musician Peter Appleyard, a master of shaking, with Frank Sinatra, Miles Davis, Oscar Petersen, Mel Tom and Ella Fei died at his farm in Eden Mills, Ontario. He was 84.
17-Edmonton police have accused the owner of Gore's website, Mark Marek, of carrying a horror video at the center of the murder in Luca Magnotta, of corruption and morality. 17 – Twenty-
Three children died in India after eating a free pesticide-contaminated lunch, and more than 20 others were ill.
17-after the Queen agreed, the UK legalized same-sex marriage, clearing the way for the first same-sex marriage
Sex wedding in summer 2014.
18-Detroit once
A powerful symbol of American manufacturing power, becoming the largest bankruptcy city in the history of the United States
This is the result of a long slow decline in population and automobile manufacturing.
22-The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Princess Kate, welcomed the birth of their first child, George Alexander Louis.
He will be called his Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
23-after Lac-
The Ottawa megentic disaster company issued an emergency rail directive, with at least two crew members working on a train carrying dangerous goods.
In addition, there is no locomotive on one or more loading tankers transporting hazardous materials that can be left unattended on the main track. 24 – Seventy-
Eight people who were speeding were killed.
On the eve of a major Christian religious holiday, the carriage passenger train rushes out of orbit before reaching San Diego de Compostela, the holy land of Spain, bypassing a curve. 24 – A two-year-
Three-year-old girlmonth-
After being found seriously ill at his home in Winnipeg, the old boy was pronounced dead in hospital.
The body of the child's mother, 32-year-
Four days later, old Lisa Gibson was pulled out of the Red River.
26-Aril Castro, 53-year-
He imprisoned three women in his home in Cleveland and raped and beaten them for ten years, and in a deal to avoid the death penalty, he acknowledged 937 allegations, he was later sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, plus 1,000 years.
26-an oil tanker carrying about 35,000 liters of jet fuel crashed into Lemon Creek in the West Koutney area of BC, forcing 1,500 people to evacuate.
27-Police shot and killed a Toronto teenager on an empty tram, sparking anger after being captured in a mobile video.
The special investigation department in the province said 18-year-old Sami Yatim died after multiple gunshot wounds in his "interaction" with police.
The Taser gun was also used.
Six teenagers.
Three men and three women aged 13 to 17-
Their car was killed when they collided with a tanker at a rural intersection south of Sask Lloyd Minster.
The truck overturned on the road and parked on the roof.
The car slid down and was completely submerged.
28-An Italian tourist bus rummaged several cars, crashed into the side wall of the highway bridge and crashed into the canyon about 30 metres, killing at least 38 people and injuring 10 others.
29-Hudson Bay, Canada retailer
Announced the acquisition of the United StatesS.
Saks Inc, a luxury retailer.
This is a friendly deal worth $2.
9 billion. Seven plans to be fully opened
Under discount banners across Canada, line up shops and around 24 locations. 30 – A U. S.
The military judge acquitted the Army and Army party.
Assisting enemy Bradley Manning, the most serious charge he faces for providing the villain with more than 700,000 battlefield reports and diplomatic cables
The WikiLeaks website of 2010.
But he was convicted on other charges.
Manning was later sentenced to 35 years in prison.
Russia has provided a year of asylum to the National Security Agency's whistleblower, Edward Snowden.
5-Alex Driggs, the highest-paid baseball player, was suspended for the show until 2014
Strengthening drug cases involving Florida
Based on clinical biological occurrence.
He called for and continued playing.
5-two five-year-old and seven-year-old younger brothers were killed by an African stone snake while staying overnight at a friend's apartment above an exotic pet shop in cambeltonB.
7-Yemeni authorities foiled al-
The goal of al-Qaida militants is to control the two cities and then hit strategic ports and bomb gas facilities.
7-new network in Nova Scotia
The Security Act comes into force to protect victims of cyberbullying.
Under the act, bullies or their parents can take financial responsibility for losses.
7-Montreal, Maine and Atlantic rail companies apply for bankruptcy protection in Canada and the United StatesS.
In a lawsuit over the Latin American railway disasterMegantic, Que.
The company estimates that the cost of cleaning will exceed $0. 2 billion.
Charges against two children under the age of 18 for pornographyyear-
The old man in the Rita Parsons case. The 17-year-
An old girl from Halifax died in a suicide attempt on April, and her family said it was due to cyberbullying for several months as digital photos of her alleged sexual assault were at her school10 – A 16-year-
The old girl was found to be safe, the 40-year-old kidnappersyear-
Old James Lee DiMaggio was killed in a gun battle with FBI agents at Camp Idaho.
DiMaggio is suspected of killing Hannah Anderson's mother and brother at her home in Southern California a week ago. 12 – Eighty-three-year-
Old James "white" bug, the boss of the Boston mob, became one of the most feared
Fugitives wanted in the United StatesS.
He was convicted of a series of 11 killings and other triad crimes, many of which were committed when he was said to be an FBI informant.
A Senate committee ordered Sen.
In addition to the $83,000 that she has already repaid, Pamela Wallin has also reimbursed for the $38,000 non-eligible travel expenses.
After further examination, she had to reimburse the Senate for the total amount of $138,970.
14-Egyptian riot police have attacked two protest camps in Cairo, where supporters of ousted Islamic President Mohammed Morsi have gathered since June to demand his reinstatement.
This triggered a street battle between Morsi supporters and security forces across Egypt.
At least 638 people have been killed and more than 4,000 injured in the country.
Gas attack on rebels
1,400 civilians, including 400 children, were killed in the outskirts of Damascus.
The United Nations later identified the use of sarin.
26-former Disney star Miley Cyrus has covered all the others with a sexy show at the MTV Video Music Awards, which shows the dressed singer twerking, Robin ·
26-Mac Harb has been involved in a few months of struggle over spending, withdrew from the Liberal caucus earlier and resigned from the Senate. 28 – U. S.
Army Major Nidal Hasan was sentenced to death for 2009 shootings in hudderburg, Texas, which killed 13 people and injured more than 30 others.
29-The NFL agreed to pay $0. 765 billion to address the Hall of Fame prosecution of Tony Dorset and thousands of other former players with dementia and other concussion
Related brain injury
The federal judge still has to approve this solution.
31-The Canadian Union of automobile workers and the Canadian Union of communications, energy and paper-making workers officially merged into the Union of the largest private sector in Canada with more than 300,000 members, unified.
Jerry Dias was elected the first president.
31-David Frost, a senior British journalist and broadcaster, is world-famous for television interviews with former American journalists. S.
President Nixon died at the age of 74.
In her fifth attempt, the United StatesS.
The 64-year-old endurance swimmer Diana NIAD became the first person to swim in dangerous waters from Cuba to Key West, Florida.
No help from shark cages. The 177-
It took her 53 hours.
3-Microsoftannounced a $7.
2 billion deals to acquire Nokia’s line-
Smartphones, along with a range of patents and services, are trying to strengthen competition with Apple and Google and take a place in the lucrative mobile computing market.
3-Ariel Castro, who began serving his sentence for holding three kidnapped women at his home in Cleveland and repeatedly abusing them in nearly a decade, was found hanging in his cell.
The police decided he committed suicide.
9-armored car guard Travis bowmgatner, killing three colleagues
The workers in Edmonton and the fourth seriously injured acknowledged a first charge.
Two counts of second-degree murder
Murder and attempted murder in a plea deal
He was sentenced to life imprisonment of at least 40 years without parole, the first sentence under 2011 federal law, which allows continuous parole in cases involving multiple murders.
9-A court in India has convicted four men of gang rape of a young woman on a driving New Delhi bus, an attack that sparked a wave of protests, and let the anger over the treatment of women voice for many years.
All four were sentenced to death, but they appealed.
A Canadian Coast Guard helicopter crashed during a routine patrol inspection of ice conditions in Arctic waters, killing three people. Post-
The autopsy revealed that the victim was likely to survive the impact, but later died from cold water immersion.
10-the government of Quebec has issued a controversial "charter of values" proposal that will limit the religious costumes and symbols worn by employees of all government agencies.
The proposals triggered a storm of controversy. 11 – Rock 97.
Fort McMurray in Alta.
, Pulled the music of Neil Young for a day, and then after the atomic bomb exploded, he compared the city of OOSA to Hiroshima and banned it indefinitely.
12-The Québec group expelled MP Maria Morani for her sharp criticism of the values charter proposed by the Québec government.
The next day, she resigned as an independent member of the separatist party.
Month-Toronto constant. Babak Andalib-
On June 2010, a judge found out that Goortani used excessive force when he arrested G20 protester Adam now on the lawn of the Ontario legislature, before he was convicted of carrying weapons.
Officials at the 12-Kensington Palace have announced Prince William's completion of the Royal Air Force search mission-and-
Seven years later, rescue helicopter pilots left the British Army to focus on royal duties and charity work.
12-a fierce fire swallowed up most of the area of the Jersey coast's iconic boardwalk, destroyed more than 50 businesses, and destroyed reconstruction efforts months after Sandy's super storm in October 2012.
13-A judge in Ontario ruled that Ikea monkey Darwin was a wildlife and should not be returned to Yasmin Nakhuda, its former owner.
In December 2012, he was found wandering in the parking lot of the Ikea store in Toronto wearing a man-made dress. shearling coat.
14-marathon negotiations between the United StatesS.
Russian diplomats in Geneva have reached a comprehensive agreement on the security and destruction of Syria's chemical weapons reserves
2014, avoiding the threat of the United StatesS.
Military action against a gas attack that killed 1,400 civilians in August.
16-Defense Department contractor, former Navy Reserve officer Aaron Aleksi opened fire at the Washington Naval base and killed 12 people, after which he was killed in a gun battle with police.
The engineers started successfully.
The one-hour salvage operation carefully drove the listed cruise ship Costa Concordia to the right on the reef near the Italian island of Geely. Thirty-
When the ship hit the reef in January 2012, two people were killed. 18 – A double-
The Decker Ottawa city bus rolls in a flashing level crossing and travels through the rail train to the passing side.
The collision was cut off from the front of the bus and knocked the locomotive and the first of the four buses off the track.
Six people were killed in the car, including the driver and 30 others were injured. 18 – Dr.
Donald Luo became a reliable spokesperson for Toronto's SARS response efforts in 2003 at the age of 68.
19-federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and he are in B. C.
Ontario agreed to build a common
Securities regulators in the Canadian investment industry.
19-of the 30 Greenpeace activists arrested by the Russian coast guard, two Canadians
Oil drilling protests in Arctic waters
20-BlackBerry, the smartphone maker, has announced 4,500 job cuts due to a decline in mobile phone sales and the company expects to lay off nearly a billion jobs
Dollar quarterly loss. 21 – Sixty-
A civilian, including two Canadians, was killed by Somalis in a raid on the West Gate Mall in Nairobi. based, al-Qaida-Link Group al-Shabab.
It took the Kenyan army four days to end the hostages.
The siege.
22-Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, led her Conservatives to victory in the German election, but she won only five seats outside the absolute majority.
The alliance agreement is expected to be finalized by mid-termDecember.
22-former president loblau
Pitchman Dave Nicole has died at the age of 73.
He appeared in the grocery store's brand-free and presidential-choice-branded TV commercials, which he introduced, at the age of 80 and 90, he helped the president's choice to become one of Canada's top brands.
Level 23-7.
Seven earthquakes have struck remote areas of Awaran in Pakistan's Balochistan province, killing 271 people.
30-Kingston Prison, Canada's most notorious federal prison, officially closed its doors after 178.
It was designated as a national historic site in 1990.
30-Pope Francis announces that Pope John Paul II and John 23 will be declared saints on April 27, 2014.
OCTOBER1-The United States has long fallen into partial government shutdown
President Obama's health care law has sparked controversy in Congress, putting a temporary funding bill at a standstill, forcing some 800,000 federal workers to lose their jobs, most of them
Basic projects and services. A last-
A $16 deal was raised temporarily.
7 trillion the debt limit was contributed the day before October.
The deadline to avoid default by the Treasury.
1-Tom Clancy
Technology such as the search for red October and The Patriot Games, Cold War thriller, made him the most widely read and influential military novelist at the time, aged 66.
A boat carrying more than 500 African migrants caught fire and capsized near the Italian island of Lampedusa, killing at least 365 people.
5-two Canadians were released from Egyptian prison where they were held for seven weeks, but Toronto-
Film producer John Grayson and Dr.
Tarrick Lubani, London, Ontario
It was not allowed to leave the country until October. 11.
They were arrested on August.
Violent anti-system period
Government demonstrations in Cairo
7-after accusing the Canadian electronic eavesdropping agency of taking complex espionage actions against its Ministry of Mines and Energy, Brazil requested a response.
The report is based on documents leaked by the former president of the United States. S.
National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden
8-Peter Higgs of the UK and Francois Engel of Belgium won the Nobel Prize in Physics for their theoretical findings on how subatomic particles can get mass, explain the components of matter and the key to the origin of the universe.
Their theory was discovered in 2012 and confirmed.
It is called the Higgs particle, which is usually called the God particle.
Voters in Nova Scotia abandoned this.
The Liberal Party to Stephen McNeil has a majority government with 33 seats in 51 seats.
Location of legislature
For the first time since 131, the new democratic government has been denied re-election in Nova Scotia. 8 – Power Corp.
Paul Demale, one of Canada's most influential business tycoons, one of the firm federalists and founder, has died at the age of 86.
9-Judge Edmonton approved a class-
Lawsuit against Alberta XL Food Company
The largest meat recall in Canadian history in 2012 was beef contaminated with E. coli.
Alice Munro, an 82-year-old short story writer, won the Nobel Prize for literature and became the first Canadian writer.
A writer who has written for the honor.
10 points, B. C.
The Court of Appeal overturned the decision of the lower court, saying Canada assisted
The suicide ban violates the constitutional rights of seriously ill Canadians.
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was sentenced to 28 years in prison for corruption.
11-The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has won the Nobel Peace Prize for trying to destroy the nerve gas and other toxic substances stored in Syria. 15 – Ontario-
Born in New Zealand-
Eleanor Caton's ambitious 832-won the UK's book of letters Award
Murder mystery on the 19 th
Century gold rush
At the age of 28, she was the youngest writer and won a prestigious award.
17-The leader of the government in the Senate has filed a motion on the expense scandal to suspend Mike Duffy, Pamela Wallin and Patrick boucable.
The bill will deprive them of wages, ben