Just not good enough: panelists say campaigns need less hype, more substance

Article Abstract:

Fifty undecided, Canadian voters were surveyed on a variety of political issues in the final weeks before the Jun 1997 election. Experts then analyzed their responses. Many voters felt there was too much emphasis on image and polling rather than substantive issues.

Canada, Cover Story, Surveys, Elections, Public opinion, Politics, Canadians

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Itty-bitty kiddy ditties: new Canadian albums go for the funny bone

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Many talented Canadian artists are producing first-rate children's albums. They include Eric Nagler, Raffi, Al Simmons, and Sharon, Lois and Bram. Some of the new recordings include 'Fiddle Up a Tume,' 'Lets Dance!' and 'Celery Stalks at Midnight.'

Sound recordings, Music, Children's music, Children's songs, Musicians, Canadian, Canadian musicians

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