An unpalatable menu for voters

Article Abstract:

The candidates in the race to become prime minister of Canada are unexceptional. Jean Chretien has outdated ideas and a poor command of the French language. The current prime minister, Kim Campbell, continually changes her mind about important policy issues such as abortion.

Political activity, Chretien, Jean, Campbell, Kim

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Dazed and confused in far-off Lotusland

Article Abstract:

Canada's Liberal Party elite met in Vancouver in Feb 1996 to try to appear responsive to the concerns of British Columbia's restive electorate, but the event was transparently lacking in genuine political substance. A broad satire on the convention is presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Cover Story, Political conventions, Liberal Party (Canada)

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The blouse that launched a campaign

Article Abstract:

The use of sex as a selling point for Canadian women politicians is discussed in a satirical manner. Women are urged to 'show a little flesh' in order to get ahead politically.

Women in politics

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