| Maclean's 1996 E. Kaye Fulton |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A diplomatic parting for an Ottawa veteran. (Maxwell Yalden, chief commissioner of the Canadian Humans Rights Commission, to leave post) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| A hot time in the old town: Mulroney and the premiers dominate the pre-summer agenda. (former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| A premier on the way. (Brian Tobin declares Newfoundland candidacy) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Challenging the high price at the pumps; consumers force an inquiry on the gas industry. | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Collenette's conundrum: the Somalia scandal spreads onto his watch. (Canadian Defense Minister David Collenette)(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Did he lose it? (Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien's scuffle with a demonstrator) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| French power: newcomers to battle the sovereigntists. (Canadian Prime Minster Jean Chretien appoints new cabinet minsters)(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| In rarified circles: Mulroney's tears gave way to a stern resolve. (former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's libel suit) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| In the hot seat; the pressure is on House Speaker Gilbert Parent. (future of the Bloc Quebecois Party may depend on decisions made by Parent) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Mixed signals: the Liberals' throne speech issues a call for a new domestic Team Canada. | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| One distinct mess for federalists: a Quebec Liberal motion becomes Ottawa's headache. (motion to recognize Quebec as 'foyer principal')(includes other quotes about Quebec) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Previewing the budget: federal Finance Minister Paul Martin vows that he will stay the course. (Canadian budget)(includes interview with Paul Martin)(Interview) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| Promises, promises: in 1993, the Liberals promised to 'kill' the GST. Last week's about-face was blow to the government's credibility. (Canada's Goods and Services tax)(includes related articles on public reaction and quotes from politicians)(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton, Peeter Kopvillem |
| The baddest guy on the block: true to type, Doug Young moves quickly to clean house. (national defence minister of Canada)(includes a related article on resigning chief of defence staff Jean Boyle) | News, opinion and commentary | John DeMont, E. Kaye Fulton |
| The boomer budget: Martin continues his deficit fight - and puts the Liberals on track for an election.(Finance Minister Paul Martin) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| The Collenette shuffle: the taint of Somalia still plagues the Liberals.(David Collenette resigns as Canada's minister of defense) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| The heat is on; Paul Martin is resisting backbench pressure to put more money into job creation.(Canadian Finance Minister) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| The master plan: a draft for a new Canada goes before the cabinet.(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | Mary Janigan, E. Kaye Fulton |
| The Sheila syndrome. (resigning Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Sheila Copps)(includes related articles)(Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Tories at the crossroads. (Canada's Progressive Conservative Party) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
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