A case for the Copps

Article Abstract:

Copps was disappointed last year when Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien did not let her take an active role in the referendum debate. However, the Heritage Ministry will now oversee a new $25-million agency that is designed to promote Canadian unity through advertising and student exchanges.

Copps, Sheila

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Breaking their word: the Liberals look about in anger, blaming anybody but themselves for the backtracking

Article Abstract:

Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien has had to backtrack on two campaign promises he made in 1993. He could not live up to his promise to repeal the Goods and Services Tax (GST) or keep the same level of funding for the CBC. But his greatest error is not acting decisively.

Evaluation, Finance, Tax reform, Canadian Broadcasting Corp., Liberal Party (Canada)

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The Canadian agony

Article Abstract:

The upcoming referendum on Quebec's possible secession has evoked predictable responses from the public and politicians. It is likely that federal budget cuts will increase support for sovereignty, and Quebecers will resent media coverage of the referendum.

Quebec, Secession

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