Earning the right to run the country

Article Abstract:

Canadian premiers' failure to take a strong position on national unity at their summer 1997 meeting indicates that they have not earned the right to make national policy. Stephane Dion's letter to Lucien Bouchard took the strong stance on unity that is necessary.

Political activity, Federal-provincial controversies, Dion, Stephane

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Bearing witness for the country

Article Abstract:

Attendance at a parliamentary hearing in British Columbia held to discuss the the new constitution and the possible division of Canada was very low. The lack of attendance reflects the attitude that the government is much larger than the citizens are.

Self-determination, National, National self determination

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Making a deal that will save the country

Article Abstract:

Debate continues in Canada over constitutional reform. The nine English-speaking premiers should back away from dividing the country. The referendum on constitutional changes should take place only if it is binding.

Constitutions

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