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Tanner supporis anti-Meech stance

Saanich North and the Islands
provincial Liberal candidate Clive
Tanner Monday expressed strong
support for the anti-Meech Lake
Accord stance taken by provincial
Liberal Party leader Gordon Wil-
son.

“Wilson is the only politician in
B.C with any guts,” Tanner said,
“He has consistently opposed the
Meech Lake Accord and the pro-
cess used in attempting to force it
down the throats of the people of
Canada.”

Tanner added that he was
recently called upon by Wilson,
along with other provincial Liberal
candidates, to offer advice before
his trip to speak to the Newfoun-
dland legistlature.

“We unanimously endorsed his
stand and encouraged him to take
the message of all British Colum-
bians to Premier Clyde Wells,”
Tanner said.

“T’m embarrassed by the failure
of our Premier to stick up for the
people of British Columbia. He
has flip-flopped and waffled, first
for, then against Meech, then for it
again. His leadership on this issue
is pitiful,” he added.

Tanner also slammed New
Democratic Party leader Mike
Harcourt for supporting the Meech
Lake Accord.

“NDP leader Harcourt sup-
ported Meech right along with the

sionately in a strong, united Can-
ada. Whether we are from New-
foundland, British Columbia,
Quebec, Ontario or any other part
of the country, we are all Canadi-
ans first,” Tanner said

government, in spite of opposition

from some of his caucus, the

aboriginal community and the

majority of British Columbians,”

Tanner said.

“Gordon Wilson believes pas-
ee

LIBERAL leader Gordon Wilson with Clive Tanner recently.

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