Meech Lake accord ends as deadline passes
A chronology of last days in June detailing ministerial maneuvers to save the Meech Lake accord. Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells resists a vote while Elijah Harper stalls Manitoba approval. Murray states the federal plan to seek a Supreme Court ruling as Meech Lake dies.
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Daniel Drolet
Ottawa Citizen
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Meech Lake
Canada
Newfoundland
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Manitoba
Elijah Harper
Wells halts Meech Lake accord in Newfoundland stand
Premier Clyde Wells accused federal manipulation and refused a province wide referendum. Ottawa said the accord is dead as Murray sought a Supreme Court ruling to buy time. Wells blasted Crosbie and Mulroney for pressuring Newfoundland and ended the assembly session without a vote.
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Patrick Nagle
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ST. John's
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Clyde Wells
Wells
Newfoundland House of Assembly
Ottawa
Lowell Murray
Newfoundland
Supreme Court of Canada
Murray
Manitoba
Meech Lake
John Crosbie
Brian Mulroney
Crosbie
Mulroney
Thomas Rideout
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