Politics and Public Affairs 1991University of Toronto Press |
Содержание
Editors introduction | 3 |
Speech from the throne 14 Parliament 15 Senate | 16 |
The Canada round 20 Plotting Quebecs position 21 Beaudoin | 29 |
WOMEN AND POLITICS | 42 |
ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS | 46 |
Ottawa and the provinces by Michael Howlett | 60 |
Energy and the environment 73 Language | 75 |
Principles and policies 77 Canada | 92 |
Government institutions 157 Political party activity 163 | 163 |
Politics 167 Legislation 175 The economy 178 Intergovernmental | 182 |
Politics 194 Progressive Conservatives struggle on 195 | 201 |
Political developments | 214 |
SASKATCHEWAN by David Smith | 228 |
The legislature 239 The economy 243 MagCan and NovAtel 247 | 247 |
THE YUKON AND THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES by James | 260 |
politics | 276 |
rights 92 Southern Africa 93 Canada and the Organization | 112 |
Command 124 Managing change in the postcold war security | 125 |
ONTARIO by R D Dyck | 139 |
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aboriginal agreement Alberta Allaire Allaire Report announced April Arctic areas Assembly August Barbara McDougall bill Bloc Québécois Bourassa Brian Mulroney British Columbia budget cabinet Canada Canadian cent Commission committee constitutional continued Council Court criticized debate December defence deficit Despite dispute economic election environmental ernment External Affairs February federal government Finance fiscal fishery force funding Globe and Mail government's Gwich'in increase industry initiatives Inuit Iraq Iraqi issues January Joe Clark July June land claims leader legislation legislature Liberal major Manitoba March Meech Lake Accord ment million native negotiations Newfoundland northern November Nunavut October officials Ontario Ottawa Parti Québécois party political Premier President problems Progressive Conservatives proposals province province's Quebec Québécois referendum reform regional Release revenues Saskatchewan Senate September social sovereignty Soviet spending territorial tion Tories Toronto Union United vote Yukon