A few parting shots

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McDougall says she decided not to run for the Progressive Conservative Party leadership because she did not want to expose her friends to the glaring publicity that politicians receive. She also comments on international issues and the problems of being a single female politician.

Interview, Women politicians, McDougall, Barbara

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A new top gun

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Hugh Segal was recently named as Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's chief of staff. Segal is thought to be more optimistic than former chief of staff Norman Spector, who had a reputation for arguing with Mulroney's constitutional advisers.

Management, Officials and employees, Human resource management, Cover Story, Prime ministers, Mulroney, Brian, Segal, Hugh

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Opening jitters: the 'yes' side fights back after a shaky start to the referendum campaign

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Canadians will vote whether or not to approve constitutional reform on Oct 26, 1992. The promotional efforts of political leaders who support reform are examined.

Political activity, Constitutions, Referendum, Referendums, Quebec (Province), National Action Committee on the Status of Women

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