Inside DND’s decision to reopen College Militaire Royal in Quebec

Some say the ChrÃ©tien government's move to close the college in 1995 had nothing to do with finances and everything to do with political posturing.

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BY Robert Smol

September 17, 2007

TORONTO–The Harper government's recent decision to reopen the College Militaire Royal (CMR) in Quebec aims at reversing a controversial decision made by the former Chrétien government when they closed the French-language military college in 1995.

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