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OTT AW 4 CP “Snuzenship ; Minister Nicholson announced Monday a new ymmittee’ has |

been set up to study how the ancient hunting and fisinng rights of Canadian Indiahs have

bee nulified by fish ad zame laws

Gene Rheaume P North- west Territormes and Frank

Howard ‘NDP -Skeena mme- diately pounced on the minis-

ters Commor @atement with BY comp. ants t ist neans more ? talk ar 2 , a subject ? oo C = vita! to [r r ts a. b s: a hn wa aii s ecia pr ice to it our Sprin bu yet 5g arent, anadiar inting and BE Si 7 ' fishine regurations have. failed v ay os & i to safezuard the rizhts granted : : : fto- Ind:ans neer treaties from -< « & Kinz George !I! eR OT ey = The mmittee ait epre gentatives from the ciliz enship rs external affairs sheries jus- ; tice and northern § affairs ‘de. whole comy ated matter and suzzes! iezis:at.on to bring the laws in line with treaty prom-

ise« 4 Mr Rheaume said he had

Nstened to the minister ‘with uJ dismay" The Indians had been f \

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Course In Mining | Engineering ik

To Discontinue

TORONTO ‘CP)-- The Uni- versity of Toronto will discen- tinue its undergraduate course in mining engineering—a subject in which only # persons grad- uated in the whole of Canada last year as soon as the stu- dents now enrolled in the four- year course complete their stud- fes

The university announced that the decision was made on rec- ommendation of the Council of the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering

The university's statement was released at the same time as a unique course for mining graduates on a tri - university basis was outlined Sunday at the opening of the annual meet- ing here of the Canadian In- stitute of Mining and Metal- lurgy

Prof. C- L. Emery. head of the departmet of mineral en- gineering at the University of British Columbia. said Laval University in Quebec City, Queen’s University. Kingston, Ont., and UBC will participate in the new program, _inter- ehanging staff and students to utilize the features stressed most by the participating universities

University of Toronto’s. an- Bouncement omdropping of the mining engineering course said the character of the mining in- dustry has changed to become more sophisticated in recent

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Canada Council | Scholarship Winners Named

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