Is he up to the job?

Article Abstract:

Since Fall 1996, Chretien has made several political errors, prompting critics to question his ability to lead the nation if re-elected in the coming Jun 2, 1997, election. Some believe that Finance Minister Paul Martin has upstaged Chretien as the Liberal Party's most important asset.

Cover Story, Influence, Prime ministers, Political leadership, Chretien, Jean, Chretien, Aline

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Prime Minister Paul Martin?

Article Abstract:

Martin has retained his popularity despite implementing tough fiscal policies aimed at balancing the budget. He is a likely successor to Jean Chretien and may at some point assume leadership of the Liberal Party. He would make a good, but at times, erratic prime minister.

Column, Martin, Paul (Canadian government official), Canada. Finance Canada

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Minding the bridge: Lucienne Robillard has a critical role

Article Abstract:

Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien has given Robillard the vital role of keeping Quebec within Canada. Her background as a Liberal Party cabinet minister will enable her to quell conflicts between Quebec and federalist Liberals.

Federalism, Robillard, Lucienne

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