Canada’s New Constitutional Deal Aims for Unity
The agreement seeks to complete long unfinished business by redefining Quebec’s place within Canada and reforming the Senate while enabling Aboriginal self governance and easier provincial status for territories. It maintains federal leadership in key areas, guarantees national rules in banking and culture, and promises a more democratic, accountable Senate and House with proportional regional representation. It also outlines intergovernmental cooperation, mandatory annual first ministers conferences, and fairness across regions, alongside plans to reactivate and expand the Churchill Research Range for space activities.
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New EEP initiative harms grain farmers worldwide
Hubert Esquirol of the Western Canadian Wheat Growers warns the United States new 1 billion Export Enhancement Program will depress wheat prices globally. He says the plan creates market uncertainty and amounts to a export market share grab aimed at offsetting European subsidies. The group urges GATT resolution to curb such trade distortion.
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Changes in Nomination Rules for Municipal Elections
A new act alters nomination periods for municipal elections. Nominations open September 30 and close 4:30 p.m. October 6, with no weekend acceptance, shifting from the previous October first Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. window.
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