INDEPTH: YEAR IN REVIEW 2003
December
CBC News Online | December 19, 2003
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Canada, U.S. reach softwood deal
Canada and the United States reach a deal in principle covering Canada's $10 billion worth of annual exports of softwood lumber to the U.S.
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Martin government blend of old and new
Paul Martin took a public oath and made a personal pledge as he became Canada's 21st prime minister on Friday, installing a government he vows will bring change to Canadian politics.
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Saddam 'caught like a rat': U.S.
Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is yanked from a tiny bunker near his hometown after a family friend tipped off U.S. forces.
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New SARS case reported in Taiwan
Health officials in Taiwan confirm that a hospital lab worker has Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS. It is the first reported case in Taiwan in more than six months.
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