Changing his spots
The Quebec Liberal party may choose Jean Charest as its new leader possibly replacing Premier Bouchard. Charest, a lifelong Tory and former federal Progressive Conservative, could unite Liberals and challenge the Parti Quebecois in the next provincial election. His decision remains uncertain.
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Quebec Liberal Party
Jean Charest
Charest
Quebec
Bouchard
Parti Quebecois
Mulroney
Progressive Conservatives
Mr. Bouchard
Liberal Party
Preston Manning
Jean Chrétien
Mr. Charest
Reform
Reader asks why do half a job in Intermountain trustee cuts
A reader questions Intermountain Division moving to fewer trustees after a May 1997 board meeting. He describes giving a presentation about deceit dishonesty and vengeance that affected him and his children.
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Intermountain Division
Board to review co curricular policy after dispute
A reader recounts letters about teachers and administrators, notes the board begins a review and possible revision of its co curricular policy. December correspondence to the chairman quotes a reply dated 16 December 1997 denying shared views on deception and dishonesty. The writer calls for further clarification.
AT&T halts charges after slam complaints prompt ombudsman
A Winnipeg reader details a mis-sold unitel switch that led to 110.04 in June 1996 calls. Carman Baggaley, CRTC ombudsman, intervened, demanding investigation. AT&T waived charges, removed the name from call lists, and promised no further contact. The reader advocates for Baggaley to curb slamming in small towns.
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Carman Baggaley
CRTC
Suite 1100
Elgin Street
Ottawa
Unitel
At&t
Margaret Sigvaldason
Glenboro
Margaret
Mark Langlois
ATZT
Lan- Blois