Severing the French connection

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French Pres Jacques Chirac's intention to test nuclear weapons in the South Pacific has been met with calls for a boycott on French products, and, unlike most boycotts, such a boycott stands a good chance of succeeding. In particular, the French wine industry is vulnerable to a boycott.

France, Testing, Military policy, Nuclear weapons, Nuclear testing, Boycotts

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An Ottawa book that will raise eyebrows

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The soon-to-be-published autobiography of political journalist Marjorie Nichols will reveal some startling information about Canada's government officials. Nichols died in 1991 at the age of 48. 'Mark My Words: The Memoirs of a Very Political Reporter' was written by Jane O'Hara.

Canada, Behavior, Women journalists, Government and the press, Press policy, Nichols, Marjorie

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Smelling flowers in the slow lane

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The lifestyle in British Columbia differs from the other nine provinces of Canada. The province celebrates life and the natural beauty found in it. Power and politics are unnatural desires. The lifestyle is to be envied.

Social aspects, Evaluation, Life style, Lifestyles, British Columbia

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