The spy who sued over Canada

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Keener angered the DIA when he argued at a conference that an independent Quebec would pose no problems militarily for the US. The DIA tried to prevent Keener from attending anther conference, but Keener sued the agency and won. The issue highlights the rivalry between Canadian and Quebec emissaries.

Cases, Espionage, Keener, Keith

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Hard-baked Alaska: 'get a grip, Canada.' (British Columbia salmon fishermen's blockade of an Alaskan ferry brings swift response from Alaska's Rep. Don Young)(US-Canada Salmon War)(Cover Story)

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Alaska's Rep Don Young and his two senator colleagues have enormous clout in the US Congress so that Ottawa immediatley got a sharp protest from the US over the ferry hostage incident. Alaska's reps are not pro-environmetnalists and take a hard-line towards British Columbia's salmon fishermen.

Political activity, International aspects, Cover Story, Political aspects, Environmental policy, Fisheries, Alaska, British Columbia, Salmon fishing, Pacific salmon fishing, Pacific salmon, Young, Don, Stevens, Ted, Murkowski, Frank H.

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Northern frights: how the U.S. hearing on Canada got going

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Rep. Tom Campbell's concern about protecting US interests and his relationship with Montreal businessman Harry Bloomfield led to the hearings on what the secession of Quebec would mean to the US. Witnesses agreed that an independent Quebec would not automatically become a member of NAFTA.

International relations, National liberation movements, Campbell, Thomas J., United States. Congress. House. Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs

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