OTTAWA & LONDON (June 27, 1996) - In separate addresses to members of the Association for the Preservation of English in Canada (APEC), Freedom Party president Robert Metz (London) and regional vice-president William Frampton (Ottawa) each delivered Freedom Party's perspective on two differing issues: the Canadian census and Canada's unity problem.

That both issues have much in common with official bilingualism is no surprise. Unless stopped soon, the Canadian government's obsession with race, culture, and language will prove to be the undoing of the country.

Readers interested in the substance of both presentations are directed to our sister newsletter, Consent #26, where essays by both authors on their respective viewpoints appeared in print (Leading Questions by Robert Metz, on the Census, and Credibility Gap, by William Frampton, dealing with the Canadian unity problem).

Thanks again to our friends at APEC, in particular Eric Frostad and George Potter, for opening their doors to Freedom Party!

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