Free Trade & Mulroney's Constitution: Just Say No!

Date
1992-10-06
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Description

Public Meeting/ FREE TRADE & MULRONEY'S CONSTITUTION/ JUST SAY NO!/ "The Constitutional Crisis has been deliberately created by Mulroney to destabilize the Canadian federation and divert public attention from the destruction of the Canadian economy and the transfer of our sovereignty to the United States." David Orchard/ Photo: Antoinette Martens/ Speaker: DAVID ORCHARD/ DAVID ORCHARD is a Saskatchewan farmer and the National Chairman of Citizens Concerned About Free Trade (CCAFT). He is one of this country's best known opponents of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and is now spearheading the "NO to Mulroney's Constitution" campaign in the West. His speech will examine the destruction of Canada's economy under free trade and the transfer of our sovereignty to the U.S. He will explain how the constitutional accord to be voted on October 26, weakens and balkanizes Canada just as the even more comprehensive North American Free Trade Agreement is approaching. Orchard will outline CCAFT's plans to defeat Mulroney and the premiers in their constitutional attack on Canada - worse than Meech Lake - and how to get rid of the FTA and NAFTA in the next federal election./ David Orchard is the author of the forthcoming book "Manifest Destiny and Free Trade: 300 Years of Resistance to the U.S. Takeover of Canada."/ DATE - Tuesday, October 6, 1992 TIME - 7:30 pm PLACE - John Oliver Secondary School 530 East 41st Ave at Fraser St Vancouver, BC/ * All Welcome */ * Admission Free (Donations welcome) * Full Question and Answer Period */ Sponsored by CITIZENS CONCERNED ABOUT FREE TRADE National Office, P.O. Box 8052, SASKATOON, SK, S7K 4R7 Tel: (306) 244-5757 Vancouver Office, P.O. Box 4185, VANCOUVER, BC, V6B 3Z6 Tel: (604) 683-3733

Location
John Oliver Secondary School, 530 East 41st Avenue at Fraser Street
Genre
Posters
Type of resource
Still Image
Identifier
MSC197-0098
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