Sept Index

	December, 2002
	Kyoto: The Battle Lines Are Drawn Prime Minister Jean Chrétien is determined to ratify the Kyoto Protocol on environmental issues. There is spirited opposition from a number of provinces, especially Alberta. The dispute is taking on the importance of Canada’s free trade and National Energy policy clashes. The story has background on Kyoto and the fight between ratification versus a made-in-Canada plan. View Resource Guide content for this story Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

	Policing and Race in Canada The recent report in The Toronto Star accusing the Toronto police of racial profiling has renewed the debate across Canada on whether racial minorities get the same treatment as others from police forces. We look at the situation in Toronto and other recent issues including the incident two years ago in Saskatchewan concerning the police and Aboriginal people. View Resource Guide content for this story Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

	The Canadian Origins of Glasnost The fall of the Soviet Union was based partly on two major shifts in Soviet policy: glasnost and perestroika. We spoke to the man who says the first public discussion of glasnost occurred in Canada and how it influenced the policy of Mikhail Gorbachev. View Resource Guide content for this story Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader A Prescription for Healthcare Roy Romanow presents his long-awaited report on how to fix the Canadian National Health Plan. We have background and reaction to his proposals. View Resource Guide content for this story Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

	View December 2002 News In Review Study Modules and Index Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Acknowledgments Resource Guide Writers: Peter Flaherty, James L'Abbé, Thomas Smith Production Assistant: Carolyn McCarthy General Editor: Donald Quinlan Manager, CBC Non-Broadcast Sales: Karen Bower Copy Editor and Desktop Publisher: Susan Rosenthal Web Design and Layout: Rachael Athill CBC Non-Broadcast Sales wishes to thank the staff of CBC Television National News, in particular Executive Producer Arnold Amber, Associate Producer Lou Kovacs, Host Knowlton Nash, Writers Michael Kearns, Paul Hambleton, Brien Christie, Associate Director Yvonne Berry, and ENG Editor Greg Svaluto.