A premier's cryptic smile

Article Abstract:

Quebec premier Robert Bourassa is demonstrating his usual caution in his somewhat ambiguous responses to the proposed constitutional changes being proposed by Canada's nine other premiers. Bourassa has praised the spirit of the proposal, but also has suggested that certain changes might be needed.

Bourassa, Robert

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The first test

Article Abstract:

Campbell must resolve the divisions within the Progressive Conservative Party in order to solidify her leadership position. She is considering appointing former opponent Jean Charest to become deputy prime minister. She is also debating whether to impose health-care user fees.

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Challenges for a new leader

Article Abstract:

Campbell will have to take action on several key issues if she wants to win reelection. Reducing unemployment and cutting government spending are two of the most important changes needed. However, education, native rights and other concerns must also be addressed.

Management, Cover Story

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