A looming flashpoint

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Politicians in Quebec, led by Premier Robert Bourassa, are demanding changes in a pair of national proposals. Quebec disagrees with the proposal for a Senate that is equally represented from each province and with a provision allowing native peoples to govern themselves.

Political activity, Bourassa, Robert

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Canada's answer: a last-minute deal would change the nation - but will Quebec say yes?

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The nine English-speaking provinces of Canada have agreed on a number of constitutional changes, including the establishment of an elected senate and the removal of certain provincial barriers. However, the question of Quebec's acceptance of the proposed changes remains.

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Gaining strength from diversity

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Maclean's magazine in Dec 1991, again brought together the 12 politically, economically, and socially diverse group of Canadians that met in Jun 1991, to discuss how Canada should prepare for the future. Their recommendations, broken down by category, are presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Maclean's (Periodical)

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