Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 1, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free press wednesday March 1, 1978 per denies culture White paper blueprint for Independent state Montreal up que Bec cultural development minister Camille Laurin has described As nothing More than a Complete Fabrica reports that his White paper on culture consist utes a blueprint for a future in dependent he was commenting in a Telephone interview tuesday night on a Maclean s Maga Zine Story which says the document proposes a degree of state control which would surpass anything known in North America. This is nothing More than a serial soap he said after Reading the article. The article in the March 6 edition of Maclean s says the policy paper Calls for govern ment involvement in Book publishing and other cultural a ban on the Purchase of Quebec Antiques and religious Art works by american and English Cana Dian dealers and museums creation of a Quebec news Agency to replace the French language service of the Canadian press and an upgrading of the radio que Bec television network to compete with the Canadian broadcasting corporation. I am on the verge of never again granting an interview to an anglophone an angry Laurin said because i am Al ways badly he said even the physical details such As the number of chapters and specific proposals in the document were totally wrong. Laval professor Fernand Dumont co author of the White paper exploded with laughter Over details Given in the article. Libbers with cheese Tomato sauce it 4ta Robertson 10 Al oz., whole q i 2l89 Small carrots 3ti00 Sun Rype White Label 48 flow. 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Rath a Illel tissue 79 Mcgavin it Paa Tea buns.59 Kraft 1 lb., processed velveeta cheese Kraft 2 la. Maxi bowl parkay soft Margarine Green giant 3 varieties meat stews four stems pieces i stems mushrooms dads is of All butter Shortbread Campbells 10 Al. Oz., Tomato Libby a 14 Al oz., deep browned Reg. Or in Tomato sauce Beans 2 i if 11 if in k ii 12 of. Tin 1 25 flow. 110 flow. Four stems pieces stems v Stuart ouse foil wrap Crest res. Mint toothpaste 100 to he acne tablets tuck it x a 1js Mil a a Bayer aspirin garbage bags m 49 cat food 1 cookies without commenting on specific Points in the a clean s article Laurin said it was completely false and took exception to its tone. In a previous interview with the Canadian press Laurin said the White paper would Deal with areas usually thought of As falling within the cultural Domain such As records television radio and museums. But it will also touch areas not generally thought of As cultural As the environment and living conditions que by cars face he said. Laurin said Quebec docs not yet possess the necessary Powers to apply the policy. He denied in the earlier interview that the govern ment intended to take control of All aspects of culture within the province and he would be the Czar of Cul Ture in Quebec. Mps9 behaviour worse than children die Ottawa up John Diefenbaker warned fellow maps tuesday their behaviour is seen by Many to be worse than schoolchildren. The former prime minister told the commons that with the Advent of televised proceedings the performance of maps is under close scrutiny in All parts of not having the knowledge which comes from years of experience in the House of commons that on occasion we do say thing we ought not to some canadians have pointed out that they find it difficult to understand some of the caucus behaviour that takes he said High school students have complained to him that if they acted the same Way they would not be in school very Long. Speaker James Jerome said television has Given the Public a Chance to determine for themselves which matters Are important and which Are not. I think this is an important matter for introspection for All Jerome cautioned. Catcalls and jibes Are often hurled Between government and opposition benches and shouting matches Are not uncommon in the emotion of daily questioning and debate. The 82-year-old my from Prince Albert also called for Reform of commons rules to allow individual maps in Rater matters of importance to their constituents and to their particular regions. He said he first suggested 12 years ago thai changes were necessary. But he complained that Hie procedure hat evolved has been degraded to the Point where one my can deny discussion of a topic that could be of great importance. We a have a gramophone record Here. That would be Mure in keeping will the development of this under House rules. I s can move n motion just prior to the daily question period drawing to a particular Issue and calling on the government in investigate the Mailer. However the motions require the unanimous consent of the House if action is to be taken. Usually a Liberal my shouts no when Jerome asks if there is unanimous consent regardless of the Content of the motions. Diefenbaker proposed the rules be changed so Hal one my cannot deny what May be important to another. The former prime minister did not name the Liberal my but apparently he was referring to Yvon Pinard parliamentary Secretary to government House Leader Allan Macea Chen. Maceachon. Who is responsible for piloting government legislation through the commons has made it known he docs not want to waste time debating non government business. Diefenbaker urged Jerome and the government to discuss the Mailer before the current session of parliament ends. He suggested that 10 maps signal Iligir opposition to a Molion before it can be turned aside. Right to View files in effect Ottawa up you a pc the right today to examine most government files to see what they say about you. You also have the right to ask for correction of inaccuracies and you now Are allowed some control Over How the information is used. The Power comes under sections of the Canadian human rights act which take effect today. The act is a Broad package of anti discrimination and right to privacy provisions. It prohibits discrimination for race National origin color re lion sex and physical handicaps. It says women must receive the same pay As men if they have jobs of equal responsibilities. It applies to 27 Federal government departments and 62 Federal agencies including the ramp. The act is administered by the new Canadian human rights commission headed by Gordon fair kalhor for Mer conservative my who said in an interview he is Independent of government and there will be no interference with the commission As it seeks to investigate and conciliate. The government has pre pared an Index of All information Banks and has placed copies in Post offices and other Federal buildings. Information from about 20 of the Federal information Banks will not be Avail Able for National Security and other reasons. However these Banks will be listed in the Index. Commercial Crown corporations like the Csc do not have to comply with the new Law in opening files. The Index lists depart ments and agencies and out lines what they do and How this ties in with information they May have about you. This is followed by a de tailed description of every information Bank. You can ask for the information a government Agency has about you by filling out a form available in Post offices. If the file is sensitive he department May want identification from you before re leasing the information. And if it involves criminal rec ords you May be asked to come in person to look at the material. If you feel your rights Are denied you can complain to the privacy commissioner Ingar Hanson. She will investigate it and if necessary discuss it with the minister responsible for the information Bank. If the minister refuses to provide the information she has the Power to report the matter to parliament. If you have More questions and problems the human rights commission will accept collect Calls. The Tele phone number 995-1151 in 01 Lawa. Nip nominates social worker Bill Blaikie has been nominated As the new demo cratic party candidate in the Federal constituency of Winnipeg Bird s Hill. Blaikie is the director of p.a.c.t., a United chuch special social service Agency working in Winnipeg ;