Chretien's close shave

Article Abstract:

The vote on Quebec sovereignty was so close because Chretien failed to articulate the positive aspects of federalism. The fact that nearly half Quebec's population voted for secession proves that the status quo will no longer suffice. Genuine reform is needed.

Cover Story, Elections, Quebec, Referendum, Referendums, Political reform, Chretien, Jean, Secession

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Why the West may decide to vote no

Article Abstract:

The proposed constitution in Canada will adversely affect the political and economic status of the western region. Analyses of past political tensions and the effects of the upcoming vote on the constitution are presented.

Evaluation, Constitutions

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Those dragons still growl in Meech Lake

Article Abstract:

The Meech Lake accord collapsed in Jun 1990. Ontario Premier David Peterson blames both the collapse of the accord and the political and economic problems in Canada on Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells.

Economic aspects, Peterson, David, Meech Lake Accord, 1987

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