Province premiers in talks on finances

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Ten Canadian premiers met in St John's, Newfoundland from Aug 24-25, 1995. Discussion focused on the proposed cuts in health, welfare and other social services. Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau created a controversy with his remarks about trade regulations if Quebec becomes independent.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Political activity, Government spending policy, Prime ministers, Parizeau, Jacques, Saint John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

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National unity talks aim for accord

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Canadian federal and provincial government representatives are planning to develop a national unity proposal by the end of May 1992. The Liberal Party and Parti Quebecois have rejected the report of the Beaudoin-Dobbie committee.

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Constitutional accord reached

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Canadian officials reached a tentative constitutional accord on Jul 8, 1992. The agreement, if implemented, would make dramatic changes in the country's political system.

Constitutional law

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