A shot across the bow: the chief says his forces are unfit for war

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Gen Boyle, appointed chief of Canadian forces in Dec 1995, said deteriorating armaments would make it difficult for the military to fight a high-intensity battle. The comments were made during budget negotiations, in an effort to reduce the planned $1.3 billion in military cuts by 1999.

Economic aspects, Finance, Political activity, Economic policy, Defense spending, Operational readiness (Military science), Martin, Paul (Canadian government official), Defence spending, Canada. Royal Canadian Army, Boyle, Jean

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Champing at the bit: rookie MPs want to make their mark on the Hill

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The Parliament's newcomers all wish to make their reputation while they serve in the legislature. There is much to learn, ranging from where the cafeteria is, to the intricacies of the legislative process. Several new MPs including Scott Brison and Inky Mark, express initial reactions.

Membership, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Legislators, Canada. Parliament, Brison, Scott, Mark, Inky

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When life was gentler: a 42-year veteran says goodbye to the Hill

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Foran began his career with the Canadian Senate Protective Service in 1950, at age 13. He became a sergeant in 1967. Foran discusses the security and social changes he witnessed during his career.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Politicians, Protection and preservation, Security departments, Foran, Frank

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