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Media Advisory For Immediate release, March 24, 2008 The Community Coalition Against Mining Uranium is pleased to announce that the Citizens' Inquiry into the Impacts of the Uranium Cycle will be in Kingston on April 8th at Queen Street United Church. Observers are encouraged to attend, panelists are in place and the public hearing registrations are filled to capacity. A panel will hear presentations
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Panel members
for the Inquiry will come from Fraser McVie, retired Director
General, Security, Correctional Services Canada; Cameron Smith,
Toronto Star columnist and former [Managing Editor of the Globe
and Mail] and Janet Gutowski, Mayor of Central Frontenac, Marion
Dewer, former Mayor of Ottawa, Lorraine Rekmans, from Serpent
River First Nation and Professor Robert Paehlke, Trent University. "We recently received a letter from Premier McGuinty stating, "Our government knows that any process that brings people together to talk about their concerns and attempts to find solutions is valuable," stated CCAMU member, Wolfe Erlichman, spokesperson for CCAMU. He added, "These hearings
are an opportunity for everyone to participate and to have their
say on any aspect of the uranium cycle". For interviews: contact Lynn Daniluk - end - |
