Page A10 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 25, 1991

oto Susan. Evans.

’. Bolton, Valerie Brown, Susan Evans,
Wright, David Joseph, Ivan Moore, Joyce Robinson,
Balton, A special certificate went to Emmerline Gray, born jus

- K CROWD Def well wishers gave their it congratulations and compliments last Friday a as this groupof
J Pathways graduates noted the end of 32 weeks of study. The graduates are Rhonda Abou, Blaine
David Gray, Maureen Johnson, Alexis Lundquist, Victor

Cecilia Ross, Alex Scodane and. Elaine
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“TERRACE. — The initial
assessment of Alcan’'s billion-
dollar Kemano Completion
Project under federal ¢n-
vironmental review " guidelines
likely won't be. finished until
sometime next year, says @
fisheries official. .

" “We're going to have to
make sure we do a very exten-
sive review of. this. project,”
Department of Fisheries and
Oceans ; habitat. management
chief Dennis Deans said Friday.
‘It would be very optimislic to

suggest it could be sompleted | in -

this calendar year.”?.

They’re compiling all
previous review information
and public information — 4,500
‘documents in. all — into one
package, he said.

. Once , the; initial: assessment
tage is completed, the agency’

will decide whether ° fisheries
‘concerns warrant the project be-
ing “sent on toca full public

. “Kemano review
~ some time away |

review panel, as set out in the

‘Environmental Assessment and

Review Process.
The many environmental im-

pacts of the. project must be

compensated: by company pro-

‘pasals, he said, or else the pro-

ject is automatically sent to the
public review. .
And. after that, the project

' could still be sent to public

review on the basis of public.
concern, although that’s a

discretionary decision-made by

the federal environment
minister, .. °°"

The chairman of. the Rivers
Defence Coalition — which

- won a federal court case May 16

overturning the government’s
exemption of Kemano from the

» yeview process —,, says. the

delays are excessive. fee FF

-Acorrection

A May 8, 1991 story in The
‘Terrace Standard about the ac-
quittal of a man charged with
‘sexually assaulting a deaf

- woman in a remote northern
village contained inaccuracies.

: The story said Supreme Court
Justice Kenneth Lysyk on Apr.

26 found Gordon Peter Dennis:

‘not guilty on the grounds the
woman was unable to com-
‘municate to him that she didn’t
‘want sex.

‘In fact, that was an argument
of the accused man's defence
lawyer, but ‘was not part of
Lysyk’s ruling.”

: “In his written ruling, Lysyk
states that while testifying at the
trial, che woman ‘did have con-
siderable ‘difficulty in

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understanding what she was
asked or in conveying what she
intended to.say or both.’? °°
Lysyk goes on to’ find that
“she did not in fact consent.”
“The much more. difficult
question in this troubling case is
whether the accused honestly
believed that (she) consented to
have sex with him,”' he states,
“Having regard to the state
of the evidence bearing on this.
issue, and after giving most anx-
ious consideration to the whole
of the testimony and the man-
ner in which it was given, 1 con-

‘clude that the defence of honest

belief has not been negated
beyond a reasonable doubt. Ac-
cordingly, it is my duty to find’
the accused not guilty. "

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“They’ve been doing: Fatersiles bet a
reviews for.10 years,”’"said Pat*’
Moss. ‘This is not a totally new
‘project. We've seen enough of

these internal reviews and secret ue

backroom deals, and nothing
short of 2 full public review is
going to satisfy the public con-
’ cers now,”’
She accused the Conservative
government of continuing to try
‘to dodge the public review
panel, because. ‘company and
, government. officials could be
‘subpoenaed and interrogated
‘under oath.”
“We .could- ask . some pretly
penetrating questions,” Moss
said. “Obviously cabinet does
‘not want this to go to public
meetings because it would. open
everything up.” :
She said. ‘environment
minister Jean Charest could, if
' he wanted to, save a lot of time
.and send the project straight to

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> The re-assessment of the pro-
ject by government agencies
began this summer following
the May 16 federal court ruling
that overturned the exemption
of Kemano from the en-
vironmental review process.
That decision also quashed a
1987 water deal between the
company and Ottawa on how
much water would be left to
flow in the Nechako River.
Alcan laid off more than 600
workers at Kemano following
the court decision, The com-
pany’s appeal of that decision is
- expected to be heard starting
Dec. 16,

The hydroelectric generating
project would add. a
540-megawatt second stage to
the generators already at
Kemano, Alcan wants, to sell
some of that power to B.C,
Hydro which would then export
it. ; co,

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