Jean Charest: a lonely long-distance runner

Article Abstract:

Around 1,200 delegates are expected to attend the Progressive Conservative Party's policy conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba, from Aug 22-25, 1996. Charest hopes to revitalize the party by stressing its differences with the Liberal Party and focusing on issues such as unemployment insurance.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Charest, Jean, Conservative Party of Canada

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Going down the political tubes

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The New Democratic Party's (NDP) third-place finish in the June 1995 Ontario elections leaves Canada's left-wing party weak in many provinces outside its Saskatchewan base. The NDP government in British Columbia will be defeated in the next election. The federal NDP is also struggling.

Elections, Ontario, New Democratic Party (Canada), Third parties (Canadian politics)

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Kim: be Mary Poppins and Machiavelli

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Campbell needs to be both a strong administrator and a person with vision if she is to enact lasting change in Canada. She should abandon the conservative policies of the past, and institute desperately needed social and economic reforms.

Campbell, Kim

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