Selling a deal: Ottawa claims victory after a continental trade compromise

Article Abstract:

Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell is seeking to distance herself from the policies of former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney by opposing some of the side agreements in the North American Free Trade Agreement. Pres Clinton backed down from his demand that Canada adhere to US labor and environmental laws.

United States, Analysis, International relations, United States foreign relations, Free trade, Canadian foreign relations, Campbell, Kim

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Going for broke

Article Abstract:

Canadian provinces are turning to lotteries and other forms of gambling to raise revenues. The four Atlantic provinces raised $243 million for the eight months ending Nov 30, 1991, up from $170 million during the same time the year before.

Gambling, Lotteries, Provinces

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Cracked foundations: tremors rock the house that Jack built

Article Abstract:

Cockwell used cross-ownership and moved holdings to build Edper Enterprises into the financial conglomerate it is today. An analysis of the adverse affects of the recession that has existed in Canada since 1990 on the company is presented.

Management, Conglomerate corporations, Edper Enterprises Ltd., Cockwell, Jack

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