A major policy change; Ottawa will spend billions on public works

Article Abstract:

The Canadian government is expected to announce a $28 billion public works project. The project is designed to stimulate Canada's economy, although many people believe the project is a political ploy designed to demonstrate a benefit of national unity before the Oct 26, 1992, referendum.

Public works, Road construction

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The second time around; Ottawa has to resell a trade deal

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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will be a major issue in Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's political future. Tory strategists plan to push the NAFTA through Parliament in fall 1992 and convince the people to approve the agreement in a mid-1993 election.

International trade, Economic policy, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Mulroney, Brian, Conservative Party of Canada

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The road to Tel Aviv

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Norman Spector has been named as Canada's new ambassador to Israel. Spector had previously served as the chief of staff to Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney.

Israel, Behavior, Israeli foreign relations, Ambassadors, Canadian foreign relations, Spector, Norman

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