Chretien's unity gambit

Article Abstract:

Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien announced a plan to mollify Quebec's separatists through federal legislation, rather than constitutional reforms. Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard denounced Chretien's decentralization plan, which would grant Quebec and three other regions a constitutional veto.

Chretien, Jean, Federal-provincial controversies

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The heat is on: Joe Clark's reputation is on the line as national unity talks enter a critical phase

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The decisions that Canadian Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark makes in the Jun 9-10, 1992, constitutional talks could determine his place in history. The meetings in Ottawa, Ontario, the last multilateral sessions in the talks, must deal with proposals for aboriginal self-government.

Constitutional amendments

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'Renting my reputation.' (national unity)

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Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark has called for a series of conferences to discuss Canada's proposals for constitutional renewal and the country's division of powers.

Separation of powers, Quebec (Province)

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