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April 11, 1962

BELLECHASSE CONSTITUENCY

REQUEST FOR REPORT ON INVESTIGATION

On the orders of the day:
LIB

Guy Rouleau

Liberal
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Mr. Guy Rouleau (Dollard):

I should like to ask the Acting Minister of Justice if he is in a position to reply to the question I put to him yesterday.

Topic:   BELLECHASSE CONSTITUENCY
Subtopic:   REQUEST FOR REPORT ON INVESTIGATION
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PC

William Joseph Browne (Solicitor General of Canada)

Progressive Conservative
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Hon. W. J. Browne (Acting Minister of Justice):

I have made inquiries and I find that no report has yet been received. The investigation is still continuing.

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Topic:   BELLECHASSE CONSTITUENCY
Subtopic:   REQUEST FOR REPORT ON INVESTIGATION
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BRIDGES

MONTREAL

On the orders of the day:
PC

Paul Léo Maurice Johnson

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Maurice Johnson (Chambly-Rouville):

Mr. Speaker, I should like to direct a question to the Minister of Transport. Could the minister tell the house the result of the discussions that were to take place this morning between representatives of the federal and provincial governments about the abolition of the toll charges on the Jacques Cartier and Victoria bridges?

Topic:   BRIDGES
Subtopic:   MONTREAL
Sub-subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO DISCUSSIONS WITH CIVIC RESPRESENTATIVES
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PC

Léon Balcer (Minister of Transport)

Progressive Conservative
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Hon. Leon Balcer (Minisfer of Transport):

Mr. Speaker, a meeting was held this morning at eleven o'clock between the representatives of the federal government, namely the vice-chairman of the national harbours board, the assistant deputy minister of the Department of Transport, and the delegate from the provincial government, namely the deputy minister of highways, and the representative from the city of Montreal, Mr. Gerry Snyder, member of the executive council. That meeting was held at eleven o'clock and I have not yet received any report about the discussions.

Topic:   BRIDGES
Subtopic:   MONTREAL
Sub-subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO DISCUSSIONS WITH CIVIC RESPRESENTATIVES
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PC

Léon Balcer (Minister of Transport)

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Balcer:

Mr. Speaker, I forgot to say that a representative of the treasury board also attended that meeting.

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Topic:   BRIDGES
Subtopic:   MONTREAL
Sub-subtopic:   INQUIRY AS TO DISCUSSIONS WITH CIVIC RESPRESENTATIVES
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PENITENTIARIES

BRITISH COLUMBIA

On the orders of the day:
PC

David James Walker (Minister of Public Works; Minister responsible for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; Minister responsible for National Capital Commission)

Progressive Conservative
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Hon. D. J. Walker (Minisfer of Public Works):

Mr. Speaker, the hon. member- Mr. J. R. Garland (Nipissing): Mr. Speaker-

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Inquiries of the Ministry

Topic:   PENITENTIARIES
Subtopic:   BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sub-subtopic:   CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING TO HOUSE CONVICTED DOUKHOBORS
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Some hon. Members:

Hear, hear.

Topic:   PENITENTIARIES
Subtopic:   BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sub-subtopic:   CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING TO HOUSE CONVICTED DOUKHOBORS
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LIB

John Richard Garland

Liberal
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Mr. Garland:

I wonder, Mr. Speaker, if you would see the Minister of Public Works.

Topic:   PENITENTIARIES
Subtopic:   BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sub-subtopic:   CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING TO HOUSE CONVICTED DOUKHOBORS
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PC

Daniel Roland Michener (Speaker of the House of Commons)

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Speaker:

I shall be glad to try to fulfil both intentions at once. The minister has been very patient.

Topic:   PENITENTIARIES
Subtopic:   BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sub-subtopic:   CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING TO HOUSE CONVICTED DOUKHOBORS
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PC

David James Walker (Minister of Public Works; Minister responsible for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; Minister responsible for National Capital Commission)

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Walker:

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, for seeing me. This has been better than the 5BX exercises.

I am always anxious to answer quickly the questions asked by the hon. member for Vancouver East. In reply to the question he put to me yesterday I would point out that drawings for a camp in the Agassiz area to confine Doukhobors convicted under the Criminal Code are under way. The housing units which will provide the bulk of the accommodation are prefabricated huts obtained on loan from the Department of National Defence.

The erection of the huts and the provision of services together with a perimeter security fence, are being undertaken on a day labour basis, with materials being obtained under the local tender call system and subcontracts for specialized work, such as heating, being awarded following competitive bidding.

Topic:   PENITENTIARIES
Subtopic:   BRITISH COLUMBIA
Sub-subtopic:   CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING TO HOUSE CONVICTED DOUKHOBORS
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April 11, 1962