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7 teatimany - Monday. at the |

opening of an inquest into
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death
Drv Donald
: Cothox, B.C.;-

Fockle

“YONDON, ‘Ont. (CP): oo

Thé laws of the land should ;

7 apbly. equally to all — in--
» Qluding the. Crown, its -

-agents. and servants, says-a

_ University: of | Western,”
_ Ontario law: professor,

‘Denys C.: Holland, says.
new legislation’ should be -
Introduced to cut down: -
privileges -~ “in the ab-

-. sence of express words; to’
the contrary” — which ~
Crown agencies enjoy under. ;

thelaw.. 2) >
“Holland “said. ‘only new.

laws can undo the harm that: ,

haa. been. done by common

law,” ‘and. “py” the Inter-
__pretations Acts in Canada,

‘whith he’ said have." ex-
tended exemptions to bodies
the. periphery | of
government ,
Holland said that common
law, rule ‘concerning’ the

Cruise

- opposed

OTTAWA (CP) — A
majority” ‘of Canadians
oppose the federal govern-

_ ment’s decision to approve .
_ testing of unarmed U.S.

crulse missiles in Canada,

results of a Gallup «poll FH
; ‘taken: Jast month show. -

Bit” ‘External- “Affeire ©

wv
_ Minieter: AllanpBiacHachiit’ arn at bi

said°Monday that! although:
he:imderstands: the: public -
concern, people = don’t
realize the importance ‘of
Canada’s responsibilities to

then North Atlantic: Treaty
Organization.

Defence - Minister ‘Gilles

~ Lamontagne said it will be

up.{o cabinet, ministers to

~ tour.the country explaining” -
the. decision to Canadians | —

“because there seems to be
& lot of -misinformation.”

Fifiy-two per cent of the . ,

1,041. people Interviewed
said they did not want: the.
weapon, & major component
of NATO's |
defence strategy, | lested
here, ;

Thitly-seven. pel
approved of the plan, while
HW per cent said they: didn't:
know." Forty \per .cent of
those surveyed: said ’ they

hadn't heard: of the issue. >

‘Gallup says:a. ‘sampling of
this size.should be accurate

within ' four: : percentage .
, points. 19 times out of 20..

The government is on the
verge. ‘of “signing. a. new,
defence -'‘umbrella
agreement” with the U.S.

. that will pave.the way fora,
. * separate ‘pact governing the
_, ctulse-tests, scheduled for:

- an ‘Alberta..weapons range.' *~:
-MacHachen said it. is”

likely. the agreement will be

signed: in’ Washington ‘byes
' Ambassador Allan Gotlieb. |
_. hut only because it would be

more convenient. He denied
the: move was. dntended to
avoid demonstrations | at

; home.

- amiontegne cali thie :

government. ‘is: ‘heavily’

cornmlited: ta. ‘the’ ‘tests ae

Prime. Minister “Trudeau
‘has assured Cafiada's: ‘allies!
ith will he completed.
testing ‘ agreement
iered  ptolests . int

ihe-crulse’
: pute

dtrators:
it Hill Oct. 30 and °
the’ bénibing’ ‘Oct. 15 of the-

1B, 000 .

* Litton Canada | plant ° in ‘

Toronto.

“thd” Littont plant is a oft
Litton

of
inditsities Ind. of ‘Califor-
nia, ‘maker. of the cruise
niall! a 'auldance system.

,
a .

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co abi Sidi 4 ie

ian’ an aw: not re

fel

boy dled igald he: considered ae
i : calling. the “Ministry: of ©
treated ‘David - ‘Tremblay: £ Humarr Resources to ask for.

“an investigation’ of possible
child’ ‘abuse, - but.
“ministry's ‘offices:

‘already. closed. fe

n
‘

effects Yo: statutes ‘on the :
Crown yappear. :to have -.
‘aristny{t ithesrecognition *
by. thes. British’ ‘courts’ that:
’ the Crown poadessed certain -
sovereign powets, rights
-and. immunities, -By : the
“middle- of the 16th century, :
- courts had developed: the
view that the Crown was.
only bound . by, statutes
which were Intended to bind.
it. ‘

He said- ‘that despite the
* Bill of Rights of i680 and the:
“Act: of Settlement ‘of Am,
which followed-the English:

civil war, many soverelgn

‘the:

confront: ihe? mothier kd go° ic
. White; ‘both’ ‘of ‘Cortes | Island;-.
were charged. with: murder
7 in the boy’ 8 death, 10 months .

-ffom’, ae Fockler’ ‘ea

“aemblay' 8. vit hand led.

him: to: co nsider:: the
possibility: of child- abuse:

arch .
Ay to’
Joseph: ‘Hospital- dn
: Cortiox, 3 athe lost time’ on.

after he, died. “Bath: vere’

. later. released ‘and, the,
. charges. against them’
~ He saw the Cartes inland. *
~ boy twice, once in

when hé admitted the b
an St.

were
stayed: in August; 21982): s

-But the boy’s own doctd

River, ‘testified ‘Monday that *

he, along witha: ‘partner, Dr;"
we Phil, McNeil, saw. Tremblay‘

gi On. Dees .27)- -iga0; when

4

been ‘extended,’ “which : he.
“gays points to the need for
“changes. ‘

~ Uranium’ Canada | Ltd. arid

Eldorado Nuclear Lid. were

_Tuled to be Crown agents or
* servants last. year’ and go
immune from. prosecution .

under . the’ Combines

Investigation Act in .a-

“uranium - cartel case. Four growing’.

private campanies involved
were “charged with: illegal

“price fixing.-

Holland ‘said the ruling
was made despite the fact
that neither company was a_
government department.

= skin « infe

oe ‘Bandiera brought her’ son to":
“their “office..‘Both ‘doctors! aca
estified that’ ‘Tremblay’ wast ie Neit

ppirently’ suffering from:a:

“and. visible: bruises, - ‘and.
omplaining : of . “extrein

law exemptions - by
of -

“degree - in

“number. of.
ca organizations,

Exhibit

wean who later’ treated

mi; A ‘chickenpox, 2.
te

“forming with the pron-ins a
“of statulea.’ 2%.
' He said the real dale?
the use of existing: ‘caMmon a
Crown:
‘ corporations:,, that” haves:
some .
. dependence, Increased use‘:
..of the exemption can’ be:
expected “because ‘at .the.,

Q testin

- Both. dociors aid “they. -

considered, ‘and ‘rejected

, Physical.abuse as a possible:
‘ cause of the bruises,:which
doctor,“ were not tender io the touch,
Brian Carswell of Campbell’: -

‘ Ina letter: to “another

; “McNeil; who: ordered the.
tests, ; “paid | he had”: 09

» tests had gone to MeNeil. “1:
don’t ‘recall: seeing. fhe.

results,” ~ MeNell said,

For: his. part, Carswell

blood : platelet ¢ount (a
possible indicator of several
disorders) until much iater.

: ‘Theinquest's opening was -

delayed by requests from
lawyers “representing:

Bandiera : “and - White. vm.

offered -

’ Herald Staff Writer |

int”. ‘ot ‘be: allowed to. hear, the.

+ Witnesses, Tr
..Bandiera,.be allowed ‘to -

said he ‘did not see the - [fh ~
‘results which showed a low. “Bi

"

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. The Nera, Tuesday, Jenvary: 18, 1983, Page 7

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. Other. examples’ cited

- included the CBC, which
was able to avoid provisions ~
of the Lord’s Day Act: the

- Ontario Housing Corp.,
which isn’t -boynd by. the.

Ontario Labor Relations .

_ Act; ‘and Quebec's pension.

fund body, Caisse de Depot

“et Placement da Quebec,

powers still remain. .
Common... law... rule
eventually. “spread. to
Commonwealth countries
and today, ini addition to the
Queen; exemption also is
extended to the governor
general, _lieutenant-gove-
rnors, | government.
‘ministers and departmenta;”
and many organizations and
‘bodies on the ‘periphery of.
government. : ;
Holland. sail the: Ontario

Crown Agency Act permits .

exemptions ‘for “a board,
commission,: railway,
‘public: utility, manufac-
turer, Sompany or agency _
owned,” controlled’ or

file “inside trading reparts’”’ -
to the- federat Department
of Consumer and Corporate .
Affairs. uae °

the ‘Universily of London, ;

as a professor of con-. ;
‘stitutional: Jaw, ~ said -
~ equality: before the law was °
“supposedly: . guaranteed”.
.. by the Charter of Rights and
Freedoms, but government
and: government’ ‘agencies
are absolved from con-

“operated by the province.
. Ina paper pn common law.
: and’

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“Terrace.

> Library has fun

. Herald Staff Writer .
‘TERRACE— The public library -presents “Tales for
"Twos" - a special storytime for two-year-olds and parents. -

Storytime will be Fridays at 10: a0 i m. Call 638-8177 for

registration details;;. -- .
‘The ‘Young Reviewers Club of the ‘ibrary will, resume

’ Students in Grades-4 and up. may join.
’ Campbell at-639-8177 for. details. - ;

Presctiool storytime atthe library willrun from Jan. 28 to -
“March. 18;: There: will be’ stories, ‘puppets; fingerplays and

fun for all from ages 35. Held Wednesdays. at 16:30 a.m. °

and Thursdays alt: 30 pm. Register i in advance for one of—

. these'séislons: of call ‘the Jibrary for fetaile. There isn noo
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-—~"The exhibit is entitled “Conservation, British Columbia" -

. which wasn't required ‘to

Holland, a-former dean at.

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. issimply responsible for shipping, ue to the next stop on the-
- tour... >

meetings’ on Thursday, Jan. 20 at3:30 p.m. in. ‘the library .
aris room. New-members are welcome, Members get first -
chance at the new -fiction, write reviews for the Young.”
Reviewer's. Newsletter and meet weekly to discuss books. °
Call ‘Gillian

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are interésted in B.C." s heritage, there is an exhibit at
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and consists of over: 50 color photographs of heritage sites
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- It is‘on display at. the Kitwanga Elementary-Secondary’
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