The struggle begins

Article Abstract:

Canada's federalists intend to run a tepid campaign against the Quebec separatists' Oct 1995 referendum on sovereignty, because they want to prevent mistakes and avoid the appearance of bullying French-Canadian voters. The federalists, led by Lucienne Robillard, think they are ahead in the polls.

Cover Story, National liberation movements, Quebec, Referendum, Referendums, French-English relations (Canada)

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Days of discontent: the restless caucus reflects the views of a cranky nation

Article Abstract:

Canada's Liberal caucus has become divided in a number of areas as Prime Minister's control has weakened and his relationships with provincial premiers have become strained. Unemployment, Quebec and gun control are some of the most divisive issues.

Political activity, Political aspects, Liberal Party (Canada)

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