Garth Turner Wins Halton Peel Seat in Federal Election
Garth Turner of Ontario's Halton Peel riding clinches a seat in the 34th Parliament with 28 412 votes, 12 000 ahead of the Liberal rival. He leaves the Toronto Sun after winning and calls it a real privilege. Publisher Paul Godfrey expects Turner to stand up for Canadians with modest pay. Turner says he will miss his syndicated column but may appear in news at times.
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Mulroney Wins Solid Majority in Canada Parliament
Canadians backed Brian Mulroney in a strong victory enabling swift approval of the Canada U S free trade agreement. The Liberal and Progressive Conservative coalition shift supports Parliament’s early session, with continued coverage on page 6.
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Meech Lake Accord seen as threat to Canada’s federal balance
A columnist warns Meech Lake will shift power to provinces and jeopardize Senate reform and national unity. They urge action to oppose the accord, urge neighbors discussion, and write letters to editors, MPs, and MLAs as 1990 approaches.
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