Out of Africa, but they still take his calls

Article Abstract:

Raymond Chretien is proud of his month-long mission to Rwanda, Burundi and Zaire. Although the refugee problem did not require the extensive mission that Chretien had spearheaded, he still thinks Canada gained stature by the mission. He also discusses the UN, Canadian politics and other matters.

Canada, Interview, International relations, Africa, Canadian foreign relations, Diplomats, Chretien, Raymond

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What I did on my summer holidays

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The pastoral lifestyle on a rural island in British Columbia features such glories as virgin forests, abundant wildlife, and daily delivery of the New York Times. A wedding in the region is described.

Personal narratives, Vacations, Weddings

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Read their lips: it is to laugh

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Brian Mulroney must have a good sense of humor. Mulroney's government is spending $5.5 million on a museum of humor in Montreal while dropping its promise to introduce national day care.

Government spending policy, Mulroney, Brian

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