A leader's roots: Baie-Comeau reflects on its native son

Article Abstract:

The residents of Baie-Comeau, Quebec, the hometown of Mulroney, believe that he has not been a great asset to their community. The expected wave of federal spending after Mulroney's election in 1983 did not appear, and voters are leaning toward ideas offered by the Quebec Party.

Economic aspects, Baie Comeau, Quebec

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Heading for the polls? Speculation about a fall election grows as progress in the unity talks grinds to a halt

Article Abstract:

Canada might hold elections in Fall 1992 in an effort to reactivate discussion of the country's new constitution. The four major parties are preparing for elections and might suggest radical solutions to resolve constitutional issues.

Constitutions

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Articles of faith: on free trade, Tories have no qualms

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A survey of Progressive Conservative Party members reveals good support for the free trade agreement signed by Canada and the US, as well as the overall economic policy of the party. Survey results on other issues are presented.

Cover Story, Surveys, Free trade, Conservative Party of Canada

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