In rarified circles: Mulroney's tears gave way to a stern resolve

Article Abstract:

Mulroney was devastated when news of the Airbus bribery investigation became public in Nov 1995. However, now he is resolved to clear his name and hopes that his $50 million libel suit against the Canadian federal government will help restore his image. His has toned down his formerly lavish lifestyle.

Cases, Libel and slander, Biography, Mulroney, Brian

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Oh, woe is Canada

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There are a number of good books about Canadian politics that have been released in the last few months of 1995. Books discussed include 'Whose Country is This Anyway?' by Dalton Camp, and 'Nationalism Without Walls: The Unbearable Lightness of Being Canadian,' by Richard Gwyn.

Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Books

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Whodunit? Clark did it

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Clark announced that he will not seek re-election to the House of Commons. He intends to teach, write or become involved in international work. Clark is one of only a few Tory leaders unscathed by scandal or failure.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Conservative Party of Canada, Clark, Joe (Canadian politician), Canada. Parliament. House of Commons

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