Chretien signals Liberal values as Trudeau tribute shapes vote
Prime Minister Jean Chretien frames an early election on Liberal values tied to Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Speaking at a $400 per plate fundraiser, he honors Trudeau after his funeral, invoking equality diversity and reconciliation as guiding themes for a late November vote.
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Milk attack on Stockwell Day disrupts rally in Ontario
A protester hurled chocolate milk at Canadian Alliance Leader Stockwell Day as he prepared to unveil the party platform in Kitchener Ontario. Day joked about being a wet suit amid cheers while authorities escorted the attacker from the hall.
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Senator Bernie Boudreau to lead federal party election effort
Senator Bernie Boudreau of Dartmouth Nova Scotia is resigning from Parliament's upper chamber to head the party's federal election campaign. He says the move marks an unusual shift to direct leadership of the party's election strategy.
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Boudreau Plans Nova Scotia Comeback in Halifax Ride
Former provincial cabinet minister Benoit Boudreau, appointed to the Senate a year ago with a short-term mandate to secure cabinet-level representation for Nova Scotia, says he will run in a Halifax riding as Liberals face a likely November election after losing all 11 seats in 1997.
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Bear shot in self defence near Peterborough under review
Ontario Ministry investigates if photographer Denis Stairs acted in self defence when he shot and killed a large bear near Young's Point 20 kilometres north of Peterborough. The ministry will decide whether the kill was lawful or required a hunting licence.
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Gay vows spark private bill for gay marriage in Canada
New Democrat MP Svend Robinson introduced a private member bill in the House of Commons to legalize gay marriage. He challenged Stockwell Day to support equality, noting Day opposes including sexual orientation in Alberta human rights law.
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