Inquiry Looks To Public For Recommendations
December 10, 2008 — The Cornwall Public Inquiry is on the home stretch with many looking to the last chapter. Commissioner Normand Glaude announced today the inquiry will start taking submissions from the public on how child sex abuse allegations should be dealt with. (Hear audio clip below) Those phase two submissions deal with healing and reconciliation. Meanwhile, parties with standing at the inquiry will have a chance to make closing remarks in February. Inquiry testimony continues today with former O.P.P Detective Inspector Pat Hall.
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