Yes: a pessimistic yes vote

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The Brunelle family is French-Canadian and firm supporters of Quebecois independence. They cautiously hope that this time the support of yes voters will be enough to pass the referendum on Quebec autonomy. They feel that Quebec must be independent to retain its French culture and language.

Social aspects, Cover Story, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Nationalism, French-Canadians, French speaking Canadians

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Young and scared

Article Abstract:

The traveling hearings for younger voters on Parti Quebecois leader Jacques Parizeau's referendum on separation from Canada have been more interesting than most of the other commission hearings. Several young Quebeckers present their views on separation and the economy in Quebec.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Post-baby boom generation, Generation X, Parti Quebecois

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Crisis in the Surete: can Quebec's police clean up their image?

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Quebec's police force has been plagued by controversy over the 'Matticks affair.' Four officers were recently acquitted of perjury and fabricating evidence in a 1994 drug case, but the Surere du Quebec chief appointed an external inquiry to allay public mistrust.

Cases, Perjury, Law enforcement officers, Police misconduct, Drug traffic

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