Fort St. John editorial reflects on politics and leadership
On his 49th birthday in Fort St John the author, a federal representative, discusses honesty in politics, the Canadian Alliance collapse, and leadership questions around Stockwell Day. He recalls costs of the Goddart lawsuit and notes his May 15 resignation stance, declining to back a leader he no longer respects.
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An Up Hill Odyssey in Canadian Alliance Leadership
The speaker argues healing for the Canadian Alliance depends on Day's leadership and questions Joe Clark and the Tories. He vows to end Canada’s one party state and stop the attrition between democratic conservatives, stressing the need to unite constituencies beyond personalities to avoid perpetuating the Chretien Dynasty.
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Saulteau First Nations Band General Meeting Notice
A special Saulteau First Nations Band General Meeting will be held January 20, 2002 at 11 00 A M. The gathering will take place at Elks Hall to discuss band matters and upcoming decisions. All SEN members are requested to attend.
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