Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 8, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free september 11 native right to Hunt year round left intact by court by Terry welter a constitutional guarantee giving treaty indians in Manitoba the right to Hunt year round has been left intact by the provinces highest a three member Mani Toba court of Appeal panel unanimously refused to hear a Crown Appeal of a lower court ruling in a test ease aimed at determining the extent of aboriginal treaty Hunting rights in the the ease centred on a 198 Provin Cial court decision in which Henry Flett of the Pas Indian band was acquitted on charges of shooting two Canada geese out of the judge in the Case ruled 35 1 of the Constitution act gives natives the right to regardless of Federal that ruling was appealed unsuccessfully by the Federal Justice department in 1989 to Manitoba court of Queens the Appeal court re fused to consider the crowns fur ther saying the factual underpinning of the Case was insufficient for it to be heard and suggesting the weight of the Issue be placed solely on fleets youre Here because you want to test the rights of aboriginal Justice Joseph Osulluvan youre asking Flett to do what if Flett had a poor lawyer youd walk All Over him and the rights of All aboriginal the Case was originally brought Forward by the Pas Indian band As a Challenge to the Federal migratory Birds convention which Prohic the Winnipeg real estate boards Hall of Fame nominations Are now being accepted for induction to the citizens Hall of Fame for 1991 award categories the Critzeriii or induction to the flail of Fame the must have brought recognition to Winnipeg or have made outstanding contributions to the Quality of life Anil development of the the inductees achievements May he National or International in individuals inducted to the citizens Hall of tame May be honoured for their achievements in any of the following Fields of endeavour arts for endeavours which enhance and support life and Well being including the establishment and successful opera Tion of a business voluntary for voluntary activities and dedication that Benefit the immediate and global Community professional Kir Pursuit of a pc nov profession and advancement of Ihal and Public affairs Lor Public service in areas such As social environmental International political action or organized nomination or selection to the i Lall of Fame is not restricted to these Fields and individuals May be inducted for their accomplishments in More than one past inductees Steve Juba honourable Samuel Bruce Chown posthumous and John Lilman George Paul Thorlakson posthumous and nomination forms May be obtained in person from the Winnipeg real estate 1240 Portage or by calling nominating papers must be received at the Wreb by thire is a crisis in to secondary education consider a University that is no longer consider a University that is no longer now consider a University that is no longer its including status from Hunting migratory Birds such As geese and other waterfowl out of violators face a maximum Fine of six months in or tie Law had been upheld in the 1960s before the charter limited sovereignty of but 35 1 of the Constitution act recognizes treaty and aboriginal rights and protects the right of treaty indians to Hunt migratory Birds at any time on unoccupied Crown lands or lands to which they have outside fleets Vic said the Case serves As a precedent for other treaty indians in terms of their rights to Hunt Migra tory Birds out of Fiatt is the state of the Law in the province now and will remain the state of the he last the provincial govern ment had vowed to consider a co management policy with natives in Manitoba covering All game and wildlife if the Crown was unsuccessful in appealing the Flett Savino said he Hopes the prov Ince Wilt make Good on that adding a recent supreme court Deci erroneous Story rocks wheat Market a Globe and mail Story yesterday sent Winnipeg wheat futures prices reeling and sparked a flurry of sell ing by frantic that until the Canadian wheat Board denied the Story and restored some sanity to the the Globe reported yesterday the wheat Board had stopped Selling wheat because prices Are too that triggered losses of up to on wheat futures just shy of the daily at the commodity it also woke up a sluggish feed wheat futures Market wit Therea Viest trading it had seen in some very definitely trades were said Ken the exchanges director of for anyone thinking of that Story just pushed them Over the prices later rebounded about in the afternoon when the wheat Board denial hit the Exchange trading its not said Brian wheat Board information we have not pulled out of the the Globe and mail told us they Are printing a although prices Are very we have to stay in the Market and maintain our Market share As Best we Stacey if the wheat Board Hal actually withdrawn from the Export it would have left Farmers to Choice but to flood the Domestic Market with their and when Supply prices the we wheat futures contract represents the Domestic House september Ith the cites finest family the Winnipeg Winter is holding an open House on september 9m from 10 am to 2 come Down to our club located at 200 River Avenue and discover All we have to browse through our talk with our Friendly staff and find out More about our Many sports and family oriented programs including swimming Tennis Squash skating fitness Bowling dining its an open House and its All Here for the Winnipeg Winter a place your whole family will Jinfer Sion on aboriginal fishing in British Columbia also bolsters the Federal Crown attorney Bruce Macfarlane said in an interview there Are 46 similar cases awaiting pending the outcome of yester Days Macfarlane said he and other members of the Federal Justice apartment will consider each of those charges to determine How they should be theres no doubt the Issue will go to the supreme court at some he chief Oscar Lathlin of the Pas band welcomed 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