Fencing with neighbors

Article Abstract:

The case against 4 Ontario businesses and residents who helped Canadians outside Quebec attend a pro-unity rally in Montreal reflected a growing trend to suppress open discussion about the implications of Quebec sovereignty. But all voices should be heard now to ensure the best results.

Column, National liberation movements, Quebec, Sovereignty, Dismemberment of nations

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Wall-to-wall news: there is more information than ever on Canadian TV

Article Abstract:

The number of all-news TV networks and stations is growing in Canada as broadcasters perceive a demand among better-educated and more affluent viewers. The differing news broadcasting approaches of Newsworld, CTV N-1, CablePulse24 and Global are discussed.

Television broadcasting of news, Television news

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The unsung seamen: the merchant navy lived in constant danger

Article Abstract:

The Canadian merchant navy carried food and supplies across the Atlantic Ocean to war-torn Europe during World War Two. More than 12,000 men served in the navy, and 3,200 of the 5,000 remaining survivors were finally given veterans' benefits in Jun 1992.

Laws, regulations and rules, Accidents, Military policy, Veterans, Cargo ships, Halifax, Nova Scotia

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