'Mega-Week' in Tory Ontario: the government hits hard and fast

Article Abstract:

Several ministers announced, in what is becoming known as MegaWeek, sweeping legislative reforms that will affect almost every aspect of local government. The reforms address education, public housing, health programs, police service, public transit and several other services.

Political activity, Central-local government relations, Conservative Party of Canada

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Poised for poison: the parties arm themselves with negative ads

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The political parties' television ads are likely to become more negative as the general federal election approaches. Each of the parties is expected to attempt to attack the opposition without appearing superficial or nasty.

Cover Story, Advertising, Political parties, Political campaigns, Political advertising

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Speaking his mind

Article Abstract:

Consumer advocate and author Ralph Nader believes the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a threat to the sovereignty and self-determination of Canada.

Interview, Nader, Ralph

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