Quebec minister says Canada not bilingual after 2001 census
Quebec's Diane Lemieux disputed Canada’s bilingual image after the 2001 census. She argued French and English do not coexist as equals nationwide and suggested Quebec sovereignty as a solution. Francophone shares outside Quebec fell to 4.4 percent of the population while total francophone numbers outside Quebec rose to 980,300.
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Donation reform on hold in Liberal plans until new year
The Liberal government delays a proposed ban or cap on donations by corporations and unions until late January or February. Prime Minister Chretien faces opposition within his circle and from insiders while pursuing broader reforms to party financing.
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Hezbollah banned in Canada over aid to Palestinians
A special cabinet committee banned Hezbollah from Canada joining 13 other groups on a ban list. The assets of Hezbollah were frozen and an order to ban was signed last night with a public announcement expected today. Canada had already banned Hezbollah's military wing but not its charitable arm.
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