An inquest into the deaths of seven Aboriginal youths in Thunder Bay takes a major step forward today. Coroner Dr. Michael Wilson is holding a hearing to listen to those people who believe they have a right to take part in the process. Wilson says not everyone who asks can be granted standing. He says that privilege will go to anyone with a direct interest in the outcome. The hearing begins at 10 am at the Ontario Government building on Red River Road. Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Coroner To Hear Requests For Standing
An inquest into the deaths of seven Aboriginal youths in Thunder Bay takes a major step forward today. Coroner Dr. Michael Wilson is holding a hearing to listen to those people who believe they have a right to take part in the process. Wilson says not everyone who asks can be granted standing. He says that privilege will go to anyone with a direct interest in the outcome. The hearing begins at 10 am at the Ontario Government building on Red River Road. 