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Doherty from Mamas and Papas dies Pig farmer confessed to 49 killings


January 2007 ... more > Top ^
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  In videotaped interviews accused serial killer Robert William Pickton allegedly acknowledges slaying 49 women


April 2007 ... more > Top ^
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  6 Canadian soldiers died when the vehicle they were travelling in hit an explosive device
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May 2007 ... more > Top ^
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June 2007 ... more > Top ^
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  The 14-year-old Ducks captured their first Stanley Cup with a 6-2 victory over Ottawa, ending the series in 5 games


July 2007 ... more > Top ^
Jul.4   Canadians killed in Afghan attack  The NATO's 6 soldiers killed in a roadside bombing in Kandahar province. They were all in the same vehicle Jul.12   Rio Tinto launches $38B bid for Alcan  Rio Tinto has agreed to buy Canadian aluminum company, in a move that creates the world's biggest aluminum company

August 2007 ... more > Top ^
Aug.9   Canadian PM vows to defend Arctic  Stephen Harper has begun a 3-day trip to the Arctic in an effort to assert sovereignty over the region after Russia staked a claim to the North... Aug.10   Canada to build two military Arctic bases
  As the race to back up claims over the resources of the Arctic heats up, Canada has said it will build new military bases in its far north
Aug.12 Djokovic upsets Federer Aug.21     Bush: 'Frustration' with Iraqi leaders  President Bush acknowledged a mood of 'frustration' hanging over fractious, paralyzed government 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 Aug.26   Balloon fire kills mother, daughter   The bodies of a mother and her daughter were retrieved after a hot-air balloon fire in South Surrey, British Columbia

September 2007 ... more > Top ^
Sep.14   Ice loss opens Northwest Passage  The most direct route that links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceanse has opened up fully for the first time since records began

October 2007 ... more > Top ^
Oct.16   Global hunt for child-sex suspect
  Thai police named a suspected paedophile as Christopher Paul Neil, a 32-year-old Canadian. He allegedly appears in 200 images abusing young boy     Agenda may spark election  A snap election could be called if opposition parties reject the minority Conservative government's annual 'throne speech' Oct.18   Police arrest pedophilia suspect
  Christopher Paul Neil, a teacher from Canada suspected of sexually abusing young boys in photographs posted on the Internet, has been arrested Oct.20   Police: 3 boys identify suspect  The case against a suspected Christopher Paul Neil is based on information from three boys in who say they were abused

November 2007 ... more > Top ^
Nov.15   Stun gun death on video   Video footage has been released showing the last moments of an immigrant who died after being stunned with a Taser by police Nov.27   Supreme Court reopens Kazemi case  The Court has ordered a new investigation into the death of the Iranian-Canadian photojournalist, while in custody in 2003

December 2007 ... more > Top ^
Dec.3   Iran 'expels Canadian ambassador'  Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Bernier: Canada regrets the decision of the government of Iran to order our ambassador to leave Dec.9   Pig farmer found guilty of killing 6 women
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  Robert 'Willie' Pickton accused of being Canada's worst serial killer was found guilty of 6 2nd-degree murder, which carries a mandatory life sentence
Dec.11   Pig farm killer jailed
  Robert Pickton, feared to be one of Canada's most prolific killers, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 6 women Dec.17   N America snowstorm tightens grip  A snos that caused major disruption in eastern Canada and the north-eastern US still has Canada's Atlantic provinces in its grip Dec.24   Jazz legend Oscar Peterson dies Map of Toronto Canada  Jazz pianist and composer has died of kidney failure at his home in Toronto, at the age of 82





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Canada, 2007 War & Army Timeline ... See World War & Army timeline Top ^
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Apr.8
  6 Canadian soldiers died when the vehicle they were travelling in hit an explosive device
Apr.11 NATO allies to discuss Afghan shortfalls
Apr.12 U.S. to boost Afghan training force Jul.4 Canadians killed in Afghan attack  The NATO's 6 soldiers killed in a roadside bombing in Kandahar province. They were all in the same vehicle Aug.10 Canada to build two military Arctic bases
  As the race to back up claims over the resources of the Arctic heats up, Canada has said it will build new military bases in its far north




Canada, 2007 Disasters Timeline ... See World Disasters timeline Top ^
2007 Aug.26 Balloon fire kills mother, daughter   The bodies of a mother and her daughter were retrieved after a hot-air balloon fire in South Surrey, British Columbia Sep.14 Ice loss opens Northwest Passage  The most direct route that links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceanse has opened up fully for the first time since records began Dec.17 N America snowstorm tightens grip  A snos that caused major disruption in eastern Canada and the north-eastern US still has Canada's Atlantic provinces in its grip



Canada, 2007 Sports Timeline ... See World Sports timeline Top ^
2007 May.13 Canadians lift world hockey championship  Nash scored twice as Canada lifted the hockey championship title for the 24th time with a 4-2 defeat of Finland May.19 Sens surge to first-ever Cup finals
Jun.6   Ducks hammer Senators to claim Stanley
  The 14-year-old Ducks captured their first Stanley Cup with a 6-2 victory over Ottawa, ending the series in 5 games
Aug.12 Djokovic upsets Federer




Canada, 2007 Business Timeline ... See World Business timeline Top ^
2007 Jan.19 Doherty from Mamas and Papas dies
Apr.18 Blackberry says system restored Jul.12 Rio Tinto launches $38B bid for Alcan  Rio Tinto has agreed to buy Canadian aluminum company, in a move that creates the world's biggest aluminum company 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 Sep.14 Ice loss opens Northwest Passage  The most direct route that links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceanse has opened up fully for the first time since records began Dec.24 Jazz legend Oscar Peterson dies Map of Toronto Canada  Jazz pianist and composer has died of kidney failure at his home in Toronto, at the age of 82



Canada, 2007 Crime Timeline ... See World Crime timeline Top ^
2007 Jan.22 Pig farmer confessed to 49 killings
  In videotaped interviews accused serial killer Robert William Pickton allegedly acknowledges slaying 49 women
Oct.16 Global hunt for child-sex suspect  Thai police named a suspected paedophile as Christopher Paul Neil, a 32-year-old Canadian. He allegedly appears in 200 images abusing young boy Oct.18 Police arrest pedophilia suspect  Christopher Paul Neil, a teacher from Canada suspected of sexually abusing young boys in photographs posted on the Internet, has been arrested Oct.20 Police: 3 boys identify suspect  The case against a suspected Christopher Paul Neil is based on information from three boys in who say they were abused Nov.15 Stun gun death on video   Video footage has been released showing the last moments of an immigrant who died after being stunned with a Taser by police Nov.27 Supreme Court reopens Kazemi case  The Court has ordered a new investigation into the death of the Iranian-Canadian photojournalist, while in custody in 2003 Dec.9 Pig farmer found guilty of killing 6 women
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  Robert 'Willie' Pickton accused of being Canada's worst serial killer was found guilty of 6 2nd-degree murder, which carries a mandatory life sentence
Dec.11 Pig farm killer jailed  Robert Pickton, feared to be one of Canada's most prolific killers, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 6 women



Canada, 2007 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2007 Apr.11 NATO allies to discuss Afghan shortfalls
Apr.30 China denies torturing Canadian Aug.9 Canadian PM vows to defend Arctic  Stephen Harper has begun a 3-day trip to the Arctic in an effort to assert sovereignty over the region after Russia staked a claim to the North... Aug.10 Canada to build two military Arctic bases
  As the race to back up claims over the resources of the Arctic heats up, Canada has said it will build new military bases in its far north
Aug.21   Bush: 'Frustration' with Iraqi leaders  President Bush acknowledged a mood of 'frustration' hanging over fractious, paralyzed government Oct.16   Agenda may spark election  A snap election could be called if opposition parties reject the minority Conservative government's annual 'throne speech' Nov.27 Supreme Court reopens Kazemi case  The Court has ordered a new investigation into the death of the Iranian-Canadian photojournalist, while in custody in 2003 Dec.3 Iran 'expels Canadian ambassador'  Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Bernier: Canada regrets the decision of the government of Iran to order our ambassador to leave