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* By BRENDA LARGE .

OTTAWA (CP)—There is an urgent need for improved legal afd services in Canada's north- ern communities, the Northwest — Council has been

t Robert Porritt, a Hay River

{member council, sald someone

businessman, who repre sent e/urgent

Mackenzie South on the nine-

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kimos, who most of the time don't even know what it's all about or what their rights are, and even if they did, couldn't pay for a lawyer.”

‘Mr. Porritt spoke during a

missioner B. G. Sivertz’ opening

they discuesed topies ranging from the need to use more cal materials in construction projects to the transfer of sponsibility for such ma as education and welfare from the Federal government to the ter- ritorial government. - ‘ With regard to such responsl- bilities, now in the hands of the northern affairs department, Commissione® Sivertz said that

. jin six months it might be pos-

isible to set up a time table for

sical transfer of the administra-

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from Ottawa to the territories

by Sept. .1, 1967. ‘

M. Porritt's statements prolonged debate

. |touched off a

At its conclusion, council voted

ito ask the Canadian Bar Associ-| i! ation how legal aid could be pro- up early German

vided. . The council also wants exten-

@f a Gena dlea es Council study on Indians and the e ‘| Conservatives Plan Debate

general debate in reply to com. |

sion, which is expected to con- |%* tinue, for two or more weeks, |

188 licom hin.”

ithe transfer from: federal to ter- |

time to deal with cases and the

Lyle ‘Trimble of Aklavik, who represents Mackenzie Delta,

agreed. Mr. Trimble, a former mem- liber of the RCMP,- said there

istration examine 8 for government construe tion local

Ht also asked regulations be changed to read “should use lo- cal materials” rather than‘‘may nse local materials,” to encour. lage the ude ‘of the materials.

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On Ontario Redistribution

OTTAWA (CP) -~ Conserva-jdate to petition for “debates to tive whip Erie Winkler said | air their criticisms and sugges- he end some of his colleagues tions. Any 10 MPs ¢an force @ will petition for a debate on the |debate on any province federal redistribution in Ontario.| Under the 10 reports made a similat | pablic last-week, only six of the ‘als |263 federal constituencies would w Commons of- remain unchanged. The others ficial journal, thus forcing &/jwould be enlarged. divided up de! on the proposed jor merged in line with popula. wedistribution for that province. ‘tion shifts since the 1952: census,

‘Me. Winkler, MP for Bruce, said in an interview he plans talks with other Ontario ° .e umrecarte, 285 ' Pen SO Conviction Speaker Lucien Lamoureux. He - to the, methods eblected smeainoti Is Upheld

dictetinaion, commmnlante ee ioat| OTTAWA (CP)—The’ Supreme — a rayamoins oe Court of Canada has wp-

a county. _bound- helt a conviction of capital could ‘and traditional links be- murder against [lovd Dennis aries : nities to | Lyding of Edmonton

tween é better advantage. Lyding was convicied ‘of the Reports af the 10 provincial |shooting of his wife Margaret

commissions were lat an Edmonton apartment tabled in the Commons Jan. 19 | building Oct. 19, 1964 His execu- and MPs have 30 days from that tion has been set for March 15.

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