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Abstract:
Prime Minister Paul Martin will need to work effectively with the opposition parties, as no single alliance has the numbers needed to control parliament. Martin has announced a major cabinet reshuffle, to heel rifts within his own party as well as to reach out to the opposition parties. Will the new minority government led by Martin be able to take the country forward? This is the question uppermost in the minds of observers as Martin gets down to his task. Contents:
Keywords:Canada, Constitutional monarchy, Paul Martin, Liberal Party, Bank of Canada, Canadian economy, Canadian pharma industry, Energy; Foreign trade, Canadian industry, Immigration to Canada, WTO (World Trade Organisation), Social liberalisation |
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