What the referendum really means

Article Abstract:

A satire on the political ramifications of the narrow defeat of the Oct 1995 secession referendum in Quebec is presented. Among the Canadian politicians lampooned are Lucien Bouchard, Sheila Copps, Frank McKenna, Jean Chretien, and Preston Manning.

Quebec, Referendum, Referendums

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Scandals, brawls and the state of the nation

Article Abstract:

Humorous anecdotes about Canadian politics and culture are presented. People and topics mentioned include Prime Minster Jean Chretien, Reform Party leader Preston Manning, the beauty queen who got in a brawl, and the Quebec referendum.

Canada, Popular culture

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