Ottawa brushes off Alberta Kyoto clash
Environment Minister David Anderson downplays Alberta's plan to block the Kyoto accord, stressing federal jurisdiction and nationwide solutions while welcoming provincial support for emission reductions. Alberta plans to draft laws controlling resource use, a move critics fear could complicate ratification efforts.
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Quebec considers elected senate to boost regional power
Premier Bernard Landry said Quebec may create an elected senate to decentralize power and empower regions. He cited U S states as a model, noting many democracies use regional upper chambers and the plan awaits regional talks in mid November.
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Queen Elizabeth visits New Brunswick on Jubilee tour
The Queen and Prince Philip arrive in Fredericton and tour Old Government House before a reception for the Order of New Brunswick. A motorcade through Moncton follows as Sussex and Moncton events mark the Jubilee on Canada’s Atlantic coast.
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