Damage controlled: the No backers try to act like statesmen

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Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Canadian premiers are steering around problematic issues such as China's poor human rights record to forge business relations. Federalists emphasize the economic benefits Quebec would enjoy through economic relations between Canada and China.

China, International relations, Chinese foreign relations, Canadian foreign relations, Chretien, Jean

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A stillborn debate

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The debate over sovereignty has become a passionless and dry affair, as there are no clear-cut villians and heroes on either side. The greatest accomplishment of federalists is allowing democracy to follow its course.

Column, National liberation movements, Quebec

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Under fire from all sides

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Canadian Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark defended the Dobbie-Beaudoin parliamentary report on renewed federalism. However, he received different reactions from English- and French-speaking audiences.

Political activity, Clark, Joe (Canadian politician)

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