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Last Updated: Monday, December 13, 2010 | 9:04 AM ET
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Greenpeace activists are seen on the beach in Cancun at the United Nations climate change talks. (Henry Romero/Reuters)
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- Cancun climate talks end with modest steps
- Dec. 11: An agreement to reaffirm support for the world's least developed countries to help them cope with global warming was a highlight of climate talks that ended early Saturday in Cancun, Mexico.
- Nunavut demands action at climate talks
- Dec. 10: Nunavut and Inuit leaders at this week's UN climate change summit in Cancun, Mexico, have urged Canadian and world leaders to act quickly on climate change.
- Canada hopes for climate progress in Cancun
- Dec. 9: Agreements on deforestation and funding to help developing nations cope with climate change are close to being reached at the climate change talks in Cancun, Mexico, Canadian delegates say.
- China needs 'more action' on emissions: Baird
- Dec. 8: Canadian Environment Minister John Baird called on China to "take more action" on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, during the first day of the UN climate change summit in Cancun, Mexico.
- Cancun climate talks to hear Canada's message
- Dec. 7: Environment Minister John Baird is heading to international climate change negotiations in Cancun, Mexico, bringing Canada's demands with him to the table.
- Charest slams Canada's climate policy in Cancun
- Dec. 7: Quebec Premier Jean Charest used his short jaunt to the United Nations climate summit in Cancun, Mexico, to blast the federal government's environment policy.
- Canada among top climate-change culprits: report
- Dec. 6: Canada is the fourth worst out of 57 countries evaluated for their performances in helping halt climate change, according to a report.
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- The debate over Justin Trudeau's speaking fees has raised questions about what MPs and senators should be allowed to earn on top of their salaries, with some political watchers urging a wider discussion about financial conduct among parliamentarians. more »
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Mexico President Felipe Calderon speaks at the opening of the United Nations climate change conference in Cancun, Mexico, on Nov. 29. (Israel Leal/Associated Press) 


