Muzzling the minority voice in Quebec

Article Abstract:

The anglophone Equality party's popularity dropped from 6% to 1% after the media curtailed coverage of the party in May 1993. The Equality party was also denied a spot in the leadership debate in 1994 and the Quebec secession referendum. Blocking the message of minor parties stifles democracy.

Analysis, Political parties, Ethical aspects, Quebec, Media coverage, Press and politics, Journalistic ethics, Secession

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A damning indictment of politicians' behavior

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The Business Council on National Issues persuaded Canadian leaders to exercise fiscal responsibility to prevent the country from experiencing a severe financial crisis. An analysis of the contents of the BCNI report is presented.

Economic aspects, Deficit financing, Deficit spending

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Mark Breslin's big bucks from yuk-yuk's

Article Abstract:

Mark Breslin runs a chain of 16 comedy nightclubs across Canada and owns a talent agency that represents 150 comedians. Breslin earned $14 million through the two ventures in 1991. His comedians make up to $65,000 a year.

Management, Comedians, Comedy clubs, Breslin, Mark

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