The referendum's no man: Daniel Johnson is proving his critics to be very wrong

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Supporters of the referendum to make Quebec a sovereign state have been surprised by the power of opposition leader Daniel Johnson. As head of the campaign for a 'no' vote on the referendum, Johnson has made convincing arguments for Canadian unity resulting in polls that show 'no' supporters leading by 5.6%.

Cover Story, National liberation movements, Quebec, Referendum, Referendums, Johnson, Daniel

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A separatist strongman

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Lucien Bouchard is the leader of the Bloc Quebecois separatist party in Canada. The party has 25,000 paid-up members in Quebec, more than the Conservative Party. A poll shows the party with 33% support in Quebec, just behind the 40% rating for the Liberals.

Bouchard, Lucien

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Opening salvos

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A referendum on national unity will soon be tabled in Canada's National Assembly. Any groups in Quebec wishing to take part in debate over the issue are required by province laws to join existing 'Yes' or 'No' committees established to conduct campaigns.

Constitutions

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