12 - Wednesday, June 3, 1992 - North Shore News

Anna Marie
D’Angeio

INQUIRING REPORTER

CONSTITUTIONAL TALKS continue to preoccupy the
federai government. The latest round of talks has in-
volved Constitutional: Affairs Minister Joe Clark and
constitutional representatives from the provincial gov-
ernments. The main purpose of the talks is to create an
acceptable deal for Quebec in the Canadian Constitution
after the failure of Meech Lake. But Senate reform and
aboriginal self-government have also been discussed.

Critics say the latest constitutional discussions are as
secretive as the unsuccessful Meech Lake Accord discus-
sions. Critics say the talks are abstract and divert federal
politicial attention from the real problems facing
Canada such as the country’s poor economy. Other
people say the taiks are important because Canada needs
to become a more cohesive country to solve future
probiems.

What | is your” view of the constitutional process?

Diana Rixen

North Vancouver

I think there should have
been more solid informa-
tion come out of the
discussions.

Judy Paquette

North Vancouver

1 think a lot of what pol-
iticians do is related to
sidestepping things they
are not comfortable with
such as the economy,
GST or most any other

Joyce Coomber

North Vancouver

A lot of thought is going
into it, and they are up
against a great many
varied opinions. I think
it’s vital we solve the
problem.

Janice Irving

West Vancouver

Like most Canadians,
I'm sick to death of it.
And [ don’t think
Quebec will leave
Canada.

issue.

CounterAttack campaign

POLICE THROUGHOUT
the province expect to stop
an estimated 150,000 vehi-
cles during a drinking-driv-
ing CounterAttack road-
check campaign that runs to
June 7,

The continuing CounterAttack

campaign has proved successful.

According to the provincial
Ministry of the Attorney General,
Christmas, the season with the
highest alcohol consumption, is
now the safest time to travel B.C.
highways.

More alcohol-related deaths oc-
cur during summer months than
at any other time of the year.

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