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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1990
Page
4
Ron W. Turner is new business manager and Clarence C. Heringer becomes marketing director with Alan Poirier promoted to associate editor at the Gazette.
Hull Mayor Michel Legere says there will be no official welcoming ceremony for Queen Elizabeth amid tensions following Meech Lake accord failure. Pro Canadian leaders praise Mulroney while Quebec nationalists face scrutiny as Hull residents defend the crown.
Justice Minister Kin Campbell introduces a bill banning assault rifles and automatic weapons and restricting semi-automatic clip sizes. It also calls for gun owner screening and urges responsible ownership. The measure follows Marc Lepine's killings but officials warn no law can prevent such psychotic acts.
The piece argues Canada cannot force Quebec to stay in Confederation and reviews Meech Lake and Bourassa's stance. It notes sovereignty associations, federal limits, and public mood shifts, emphasizing that any constitutional changes require broad collaboration beyond Ottawa and provincial leaders.
Ottawa reports a tightening credit market as small firms face loan rejections amid slower growth. Industry leaders blame both bankers and business practices, urging stronger plans and financial records to secure funding.
Don Getty admits failure to win Senate reform after Meech Lake collapse. The Alberta premier faces backlash from Reform Party supporters and opposition from New Democrats and Liberals, while Westerners push for stronger Senate power. Analysts say Getty’s popularity erodes and ties to Prime Minister Mulroney hurt his position.
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