Millennium man: Jean Chretien intends to govern, but it may be a rough ride

Article Abstract:

Jean Chretien's political challenges are to organize his cabinet and to govern effectively with a very small majority in the House of Commons. His mandate ensures that he will remain prime minister and the leader of the Liberals throughout the next term.

Political activity, Elections, Quebec, Liberal Party (Canada), Conservative Party of Canada, Canada. Parliament, Bloc Quebecois

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The meaning of yes and no: both sides appeal to emotion

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Groups that either support or reject passage of the new Canadian constitution are using advertising that appeals to the emotions of Canadians. An analysis of the advertising by both sides reveals the inaccuracies of their emotional appeal.

Evaluation, Cover Story, Constitutions

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Taking modesty to extremes

Article Abstract:

Canadian politicians are best liked when they behave like average people instead of ideologues. PM Jean Chretien, for example, is well-liked because of his small-town reputation, his affinity for beer and his love of golf.

Column, Politicians, Public opinion

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