The poignant lament of Florence Turner

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Florence Wright Turner, an 82-year-old retiree from Pickering, Ontario, is angry about France's Jan 1995, declaration that it would give diplomatic recognition to Quebec, if it becomes independent. Turner's father died from injuries suffered protecting France during World War I.

Biography, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Secession, Turner, Florence Wright

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Lament for the fall of family dynasties

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The recession has bankrupt many family firms, which represents a significant loss to society. Family businesses are usually more committed to their communities and employees than other businesses. The management of the family firm of Imperial Optical is discussed.

Social aspects, Management, Appreciation, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Bankruptcy, Imperial Optical

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Will Paris decide Canada's future?

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French Pres Jacques Chirac supports the sovereignty of Quebec and believes that about 40 French-speaking countries would recognize an independent Quebec. The support of France would give Quebec more power in the aftermath of the split.

International relations, National liberation movements, Chirac, Jacques

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