GETTING TOUGH.

Authors :: Frank, Steven
Buia, Carole
Catto, Susan
Handelman, Stephen
Eggertson, Laura
Gyulai, Linda
Jones, Deborah
Source :: Time International (Canada Edition); 12/10/2001, Vol. 158 Issue 24, p46, 3p, 6 Color Photographs
Publication Year :: 2001
Abstract: Focuses on controversy surrounding antiterrorism legislation in Canada, part of Canada's crackdown on security. Efforts of the government, including Defense Minister Art Eggleton and Solicitor-General Lawrence MacAulay, to get parts of Bill C-36, also called the Anti-Terrorism Act, and C-42, known as the Public Safety Act, enacted; Details of how both bills were fostered in the ad hoc Cabinet committee on security that Prime Minister Jean Chretien established; Role played by the United States. INSET: New Targets?.