Tackling trouble: the armed forces size up a new minister as they brace for ongoing controversy

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Eggleton faces numerous challenges as he reluctantly leaves his position as minister of international trade to become the new defense minister. For example, the Somalia inquiry is expected on Jun 30, 1997, to conclude that the military tried to cover up atrocities committed there by Canadian soldiers.

Evaluation, Officials and employees, Investigations, Military offenses, Canada. Department of National Defence, Eggleton, Art

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Joe Clark as J.R.: the former prime minister launches a new career

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Clark's experience in Africa is expected to help him manage a gas and oil development contract that Canop International Resource Ventures has made with the East African government of Tanzania. In his role as foreign minister, Clark established a relationship of trust with Tanzanian officials.

PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, Petroleum, Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing, Management, Petroleum industry, Contracts, Natural gas exploration, Oil and gas exploration, Petroleum exploration, Clark, Joe Louis, Canop International Resource Ventures

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The company he kept: the prime minister won friends and influence abroad

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Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney was well-liked by the leaders of other countries. Pictures of him with several other leaders are presented.

International relations, Mulroney, Brian

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