The powers of the pollsters

Article Abstract:

Prince Edward Island Premier Catherine Callbeck admitted one of the main reasons she decided to resign was because polls showed her to be the main cause of the Liberal Party's 16% drop in popularity. Politicians everywhere seem to be paying too much attention to polls.

Influence, Public opinion polls, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Prince Edward Island, Callbeck, Catherine

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The Grits get in gear

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Liberal Party is trying to downplay controversial issues, giving the impression that it is planning an election campaign. Foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy emphasizes that the Liberals are taking nothing for granted in the next election.

Political activity, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Liberal Party (Canada), Axworthy, Lloyd

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The end of loyalty

Article Abstract:

Canadian politics has become increasingly marked by divisiveness and acrimony. This is particularly true of the national unity issue. Leaders who have marshalled support for deficit reduction now need to turn their energies to keep the union together.

Leadership, Sovereignty

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