Those dancing cats on Quebec's hot tin roof

Article Abstract:

Most Quebecers are enjoying the summer season, and seem to care little about the upcoming vote on sovereignty. Premier Jacques Parizeau is trying to shore up support for succession, while Daniel Johnson is leading the opposition to it. The economic consequences have not been fully explored.

Sovereignty

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Gil Remillard: a voice of reason speaks out

Article Abstract:

Ecole nationale d'administration publique professor Gil Remillard strongly opposes the Parti Quebecois's Oct 1995 referendum on Quebec sovereignty, despite his Quebec nationalist outlook. Remillard is concerned that the vague language in the referendum might sway some voters.

Federal-provincial controversies

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The closet federalism of the Parti Quebecois

Article Abstract:

The debate about the status of Quebec and Canada is debated. The Quebec Party and its leaders are analyzed. The author predicts Canada will survive and Quebec will not go independent.

Evaluation, Parti Quebecois, Quebec (Province), Dufour, Ghislain

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