Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, March 12, 1977

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 12, 1977, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday March 12, 1977 41 like shooting one s horse Between eyes Allmand offers Council new formula Ottawa up ail alter native to a Public inquiry into the Steps towards province Hood was offered to the Northwest territories Legisla Tive Council Friday by North Ern affairs minister Warren Allmand. Allmand who summoned the entire Council Here for a. Special meeting offered to appoint a special representative to consult full time with Council on future political development. Council a body of 15 elected persons has refused to approve the territorial govern ment s budget for fiscal 1977-78 until Ottawa agrees to a Public inquiry. The government needs the Money for april 1. Council speaker David Searle told a news conference that Allmand said appoint ment of the special represent resource profits eyed Ottawa up an Indi an government in the North would control profits earned by resource industries the president of the Indian brotherhood of the Northwest territories said Friday. George Erasmus testifying before the National Energy Board s Northern pipeline hearings said his people see income from resource development As a source of funds to build other renewable industries such As logging. Or a commercial fishery. Taking mining As an exam ple Erasmus said a company would be allowed to cover expenses and earn a set profit of about 15 per cent. The rest of the Money would go to the the Indian word for people. He told the hearing the Dene who have Laid claim to news quiz answers part i a Trudeau 43 per to teat 3-e part 11 1-e a a 3-a 4-c so part i 14 4-b act Mcafe tie land of the Mackenzie River Valley want time to develop the kind of Economy we can control before any pipeline is built. Both Foothills pipe lines Ltd. And Canadian Arctic Gas pipeline Ltd. Propose lines through the Valley. We Don t want that pipe line we absolutely Don t want that he told the hearing. We could t survive the he estimated it would be 10 to 15 years after settlement of the land claims before the native people would be ready to consider a pipeline or any other huge development in the North. Erasmus said the extrac Tion of from the North has brought great Bene fits to the companies but Little to the Dene. Even in trap Ping the people get Only about five per cent of the value of a fur. T h e Dene also worried about companies coming in to develop the lands with the native Peoples having no control Over their activities. A Pip Elim without some control by the Dene would de stroy them a people. Eras mus said. This is cultural genocide which Means to destroy a people Short of physically shooting or gassing them. It does t matter if it was t intended that we be destroyed. Good intentions Are not he said the Dene want to reverse the process of colonization that started with the arrival of White men in the Valley who gradually took Over the reins of Power. Erasmus agreed with arc tic Gas lawyer John Marshall that the schooling received by Many Young indians has left them without the skills needed to live off the land. But he added that they also cannot get wage paying jobs in the North. What we have Are people who Are caught Between Cul Tures. A lot of Young Dene Are in that position the brotherhood president rejected suggestions that the Dene position had been drawn up by a relatively few indians with the Aid of White advisers from the South. He said it had been prepared in Community meeting after Community Active would achieve the same thing As a Public inquiry Only it would be faster. The offer left councillors thinking Searle said they would meet alone to discuss their next move. Rejecting aumand s offer would mean carrying through the threat not to approve the budget before april 1. Searle likened this to shooting one s own horse Between the eyes but indicated it might have to be done. At the heart of the problem is native land claims. Ottawa has financed native groups heavily to research and negotiate settlements. The two major native groups the Mackenzie Valley Dene and the inuit both have submit Ted claims that would split the . And leave the two sections under native govern ments. If this happened the . Legislative Council would disappear. Searle said Council believes that it not the native associations represents the people of the . Prof to head pipeline probe Ottawa up Andrew 11. Thompson a Law professor at the University of British Columbia will head a Public inquiry into the Marine aspects of a proposed Kitimat pipe line it was announced Fri Day. Thompson is to hold Inqui Ries in . And report to the government on the social environmental fisheries and navigational safety of the pro posed 1 Anker route and Oil terminal at Kitimat. He will also recommend on How Large a terminal opera Tion should be allowed and operating conditions for tankers if approval is Given to the project. A report is to be submitted by Thompson to Federal government by the end of the year. Friday s announcement did not give any budget figure for the inquiry. An Environ ment spokesman said it is still under consideration. Thought was being Given to financing Public in Terest groups so they la be Able to make presentations to the Thompson inquiry. Thompson is considered by environmental and conserva Tion groups As a Good Choice for the Job because he has a Strong knowledge of both the o i 1 Industry and Environ mental concerns. Sport minister Lona Campagnolo who represents the . Riding of Skeena which contains both Kitimat and a growing coalition of groups opposed to the project said she is quite pleased with the appointment. He s probably the Best person we could get for the Job. What we do in . Will be of great significance to the rest of the the Public inquiry was promised by environment min ister Romeo Leblanc and transport minister Otto Lang. It is expected to Start this summer. Kitimat pipe line Ltd. Is proposing to build a 753-mile pipeline from Kitimat to de. M on ton to ship both alaskan and indonesian Oil to existing pipelines that enter the . . Coastal residents have come out against the project because proposed Tanker routes run through Dixon in trance and Hecate Strait be tween the . Mainland and the Queen Charlotte islands. They say the company has no knowledge of the danger Ous navigational conditions in the area. Strong tides and winds plus a series of Rock Shoals throughout the Tanker route area make accidents inevitable. The area s Rich fisheries and coastlines would be badly damaged by spills. Walsh Tadman Solfaro barristers and atom news at Law suite 202, North american life building 219 Kennedy Street Winnipeg Manitoba r3c1s9 Telephone 2o4 944-7290 Manitoba the clean environment commission notice of Public hearing notice is Given that pursuant to the provisions of the clean environment act a Public hearing will be held monday March 21, 1977 at . In the Lockport Community Hall. Lockport school Road in Lockport Manitoba to hear evidence and representations regarding group Box 9, rial Park Beliveau and St. Anne s Road in connection with the operation of a motorcycle racing track located at or near River lots 103 and 104 in the Rural municipality of St. Andrews. Any person who is or who is Likely to be affected by an order of the commission prescribing limits in respect of the above named operation May appear before the commission at time Date and place indicated above and make a representation either for or against the proposal or request. It is requested that any such person proposing to make a representation before the commission on the above noted operation so advise the commission at Box 4. Building 2. 139 Tuxedo Avenue Winnipeg.r3n oh6 in writing or by telephoning 489-4511 local 192. Jumble entry form and contest rules this off do entry Coupon Mot to ctr to by to in the Thau it 1977. 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