Campbell's past and party intrigue dominate political chatter
The piece surveys media coverage surrounding Kim Campbell, including forthcoming books by Robert Fife and coverage planned by Saturday Night and Vancouver magazine. It notes pressure over her rapid political rise, potential Liberal bid, and rival discourse from figures like Jean Charest and Deborah Coyne, with commentary on Maurice Strong and other figures shaping the election landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Campbell
Jean Charest
Robert Fife
Toronto Sun
Ottawa
Campbell
HarperCollins
Post
Vancouver
London
Maclean's
Peter C. Newman
Wild boars: easiest farm animals say Canadian breeders
Fred McGuinness reports on Emile Paradis of Ste. Rose du Lac who runs 100 wild boars and leads the Western Canadian Wild Boar Association. He notes boars thrive on straw, require little veterinary care, and fetch brisk demand from upscale restaurants, with breeding stock prices from 500 to 1000 dollars per sow and higher for boars. The association, aided by Agriculture Canada, aims at expanding markets and exports, while breeders across Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba total 62 active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Paradis
Ste. Rose du Lac
Emile
Japan
Agriculture Canada
Orient
Garry Buhr
Rossendale
Robert Brandon
Souris
Western Canadian Wild Boar Association
Saskatoon
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
REAL Women of Canada anniversary rally renews support
Peter Warren notes last week's 10th anniversary conference of REAL Women of Canada drew delegates nationwide incl Manitoba. They reaffirmed the creed Realistic Equal Active for Life, defending traditional family values amid feminist rivals and media coverage. Dr. William D. Gairdner addressed delegates while critiquing Kim Campbell and promoting his book The War Against The Family. Members cite diverse backgrounds and ongoing political engagement despite funding shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Warren
Real Women of
Canada
Toronto
Delates
Manitoba
Inews
Mary Lamont
Kim Campbell
Judy Anderson
University of Saskatchewan
William D. Gairdner
Stanford
California
York
Gairdner
Non-smokers rights at PCH violated by smokers
A letter responding to an April 27 1993 editor note defends PCH for protecting resident health and welfare while explaining why the facility moved to a smoke free policy. It cites increased care needs, limited space for a smokers lounge, supervision limits, and long standing room smoking prohibitions due to safety and fire risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PCH
Rantor
Bess Loney
Mazankowski Leads Canada Toward Fiscal Brink
The commentary argues that finance minister Mazankowski failed to curb spending in the last Mulroney budget. It claims a $35 billion tax deferral masked deficit financing and warns the national debt and interest burdens threaten sovereignty and programs. It urges upfront debate on entitlements and spending reforms to avoid loss of credit and higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mazankowski
Mulroney
Canada
Mazakowski
Mazankowski
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Trudeau
Conrad Black
Black
Key Porter Books
Maurice Duplessi
William F. Buckley Jr
Upper Canada College
Dominion Stores
Barbara Amiel
Don Valley West
John Godfrey
Financial Post
John Bosley
Brian Mulroney
Godfrey
Grit
Rosedale
Bill Graham
David MacDonald
Joe Clark
Maurice Strong
Ontario Hydro
Strong
Sam
Neighborlya News
Fred McGuinness
Promisin
Ms. Campbell
Hhat
Toronto Star
Commission
Real Women
Itawa
Ont
KIG
Jason Kenney
The
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Sonette
Russell
Main Street
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Trier
Seta
Ontario
Suaketchewen
Cartier
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