Debaters Draw Fire in Voters Remorse and Rhetoric
A chorus of seniors and editorials critique the leaders after the spurious debate. Clark rises in profile while Day is lampooned as robotic and immature. Critics from Esterhazy Miner Journal and Moosomin World Spectator question vision, passion, and commitment in the election dialogue.
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Clark
Duceppe
Chretien
McDonough
Day
Stockwell Day
Esterhazy Miner-Journal
Bruce Penton
Joe Clark
The
Commons
Joe
Moosomin World Spectator
Neighbourly News on Elections and Voter Impact
The Brooks Bulletin urges liberty loving voters to ponder government problems and vote by conscience. Portage Lisgar and other ridings receive national note as Hoeppner’s political path and Don Radford’s view on right wing vs Liberal outcomes surface. The piece discusses voting significance and warns that every vote counts.
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Brooks Bulletin
Portage-Lisgar
Jake Hoeppner
Reform
Preston
Hoeppner
Don Radford
The
Winkler Times
Paul Boisvert
Gravelbourg Tribune
Quebec
Ontario
Atlantic Provinces
New York Times
Campaign week in Canada ends with Liberal lead
A reflective critique of Prime Minister Chrétien and Stockwell Day dominates the national campaign trail. The piece notes Day’s religious rhetoric and public protests. It mentions a petition to rename Day Doris, concerns about creationism, and debates on taxes and health care amid expectations of a Liberal majority.
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Jean Chrétien
Stockwell
NDP
Alexa McDonough
Mr. Day
Doris
Heil Stockwell
Brandon
Cretin
Old Jean
Shawinigan
Canada
Day
Mackenzie King
Canadian Alliance
Joe Clark
House of Commons
Liberals
Chrétien
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