'From crisis to crisis.' (national referendum on the Constitution)

Article Abstract:

Canada is in the midst of a political controversy over whether or not to call a national referendum on the country's constitution. Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark retreated from a pledge to introduce a referendum bill, shocking members of his own Conservative party.

Constitutions, Constitutional amendments, Bouchard, Lucien, Clark, Joe (Canadian politician)

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Local anxieties: as his federal caucus embraces Brian Mulroney, many grassroots Tories say that he should resign

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Canadian Prime Minister Mulroney may decide not to run for another term because the public and members of the Progressive Conservative Party have weak opinions of him. The Oct 1992 rejection of a new constitution is seen as a rejection of Mulroney.

Public opinion

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A critical start

Article Abstract:

The Progressive Conservative Party (Canada) and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney may have resolved some of their immediate problems such as the Public Service Alliance of Canada strike, but other troubles continue to demand attention.

Labor relations, Strikes, Public Service Alliance of Canada

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