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Canadian news coverage of the election results was shown.

President Bill Clinton, First Lady Hillary Clinton, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien, and spouse of the prime minister Aline Chretien entered the Grand Foyer of the White House and form…

President Bill Clinton and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien held a news conference in the midst of their day-long meetings on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and U.S.-Ca…

On the opening day of the Canadian House of Commons, members made statements. Then Prime Minister Chretien and government ministers took their questions. Translation from French to English w…

President Clinton and Prime Minister Chretien exchanged toasts during an official dinner and praised U.S.-Canada relations. The president warmly complimented the prime minister on his career…

President Clinton and the first lady Hillary Clinton greeted Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his wife Aline as they arrived at the North Portico of the White House for the official dinner. …

Members of the Canadian House of Commons hosted a questions period where Prime Minister Chretien and other government ministers took members' questions. The questions focused on several issu…

Prior to meeting with Prime Minister Chretien, President Clinton took questions from reporters about the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Middle East.

Representatives from over 100 nations met in Ottawa, Canada and signed a ban on anti-personnel land mines. The treaty bans the use, storage, production and transfer of such mines.

Joined by other APEC leaders, Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien read the concluding declaration of the annual conference. The meeting focused on recent financial instability in Asia.

Members questioned Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien and other government ministers on a variety of topics, including spending, federal-province relations and unemployment. The leaders o…

Prime Minister Jean Chretien praised U.S.-Canada relations and said he would welcome the United Nations if it moved its headquarters to Montreal. After his prepared remarks, he took question…

The major issues, parties and prime ministerial candidates were examined. Henry Champ, the Washington Correspondent of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Murry Campbell, the National…

Prime Minister Jean Chretien called for elections on April 27, and on June 2 Canadians would vote in parliamentary elections. The leaders of the major parties debated issues such as unemploy…

Prime Minister Chretien held a news conference after his party won a stronger majority of seats in the parliamentary election on June 2. He talked about the recent campaign and his governmen…

Prime Minister Jean Chretien concluded a series of lectures on Canada in the 21st century. He talked about how Canada was prepared for the next century and what challenges and choices the na…