Manitoba Tories eye next spring for comeback
Manitoba politics shift as Gary Filmon’s government contemplates a spring 1994 election. Liberals ride Trudeau Chretien wave with Paul Edwards gaining appeal in Ottawa. Tories fear backlash from harsh attacks but aim to expose Liberal slush fund while Doer’s NDP faces scrutiny amid perceived union influence.
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Gay Pride Rally Shakes Toronto Politicians Across Country
Peter Warren notes 200000 strong mass Pride demonstration in Toronto during the first weekend of the month. The event sends a clear message on same sex equality and benefits, pressuring lawmakers to enact joint medical dental and life insurance rights.
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Ontario reveals clash over same sex marriage rights
A sprawling dispute over amending human rights law to remove the word spouse as a same sex definition dominates messages in a Toronto parade. Manitoba debates show opposition from homophobic lobby groups and experts who warn economic strain. Winnipeg activist Chris Vogel questions future medical coverage for partners while NDP in Ontario vows political risk ahead of spring 1995 election. The issue blends religion morality and healthcare in a charged public debate.
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