Shoving the PM out of the great debate

Article Abstract:

In response to Chretien's inability to deal with Canada's constitutional crisis, business leaders have taken the lead in proposing ideas for managing Quebec's threatened succession. Rather than attempt to reform the existing system, they have proposed changes in the federal-provincial relationship.

Canada, Political activity, Political aspects, Executives, Quebec, State succession

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Chretien: he gets along by going along

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Chretien's assignment of former Prime Minister Kim Campbell as the Canadian consul general was only a symptom of his character flaw: he believes that the way to the top is by avoiding risky insights and creativity. His government is a disappointment because he is too cautious.

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Why Jean Chretien will never be PM

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Chretien will never become prime minister because he lacks originality, leadership abilities and conviction. The Liberal Party needs a candidate with new ideas and the confidence to crusade for them.

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