Preston power: the ultimate Ottawa 'outsider' moves in

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Manning maintains the same anti-establishment views he had when he arrived in Ottawa in 1993. However, the new Parliament finds his Reform Party with 60 seats and the role of Official Opposition. He says he will not soften or moderate his views to fit into the political mainstream.

Cover Story, Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Right and left (Political science), Conservative Party of Canada, Manning, Preston

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John Munro's quest for redemption: Ottawa wants to settle the compensation case

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Former Indian and Northern Affairs Minister John Munro has sued the federal government for $2 million, claiming that his reputation was damaged during the 1980s when the government investigated him on campaign finance charges. A judge dropped all charges against Munro in 1991.

Cases, Libel and slander, Chretien, Jean, Munro, John

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Making style an issue

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The Progressive Conservative Party is planning to emphasize Prime Minister Campbell's unique personality in the fall 1992, elections. She has been very forthright about both her political goals and personal life. Critics say she puts style ahead of substance.

Campbell, Kim

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