How a Vancouver summit fits liberal strategies

Article Abstract:

The New Democratic Party will base much of its 1997 campaign on its success boosting international business. Cricial to that accomplishment is their support of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, which is likely to help Canada become a more powerful trading force in the world.

Economic policy, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Liberal Party (Canada)

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Tapping into the Bamboo Network

Article Abstract:

The World Chinese Entrepreneur convention to be held in Vancouver in fall 1997 could be very important to Canadians. Attended by merchants, commodity traders and financiers of Chinese descent, the conference will provide opportunities for Canadian businessmen to make important contacts.

China, Foreign trade promotion

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Vancouver's preppie pragmatist mayor

Article Abstract:

Vancouver, British Columbia mayor Gordon Campbell is a thoughtful, progressive politician. He claims no affiliation with any political party. Campbell discusses his plans for local, provincial and federal government.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Mayors, Vancouver, British Columbia, Campbell, Gordon M.

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