_ 12- Wednesday, May 11, 1994 - North Shore News

LAST FRIDAY the chairman of the National Parole Board, parole board decisions to release five dangerous offenders

Michel Dagenais, resigned amid growing anger over recent-
ly paroled criminals committing dangerous crimes once
they are released. Dagenais will remain as 4 sitting board
member. The move follows the revelation by Dagenais te the
Commons Justice Committee that Ghislain Bellavance, the
board’s vice-chairman of the Prairie region, was involved in

in favor of reviewing parole

Lois Burkell

North Vancouver
Yes, because of the
resignation of the
board's chairman.

ell-“Faylor
North Vancouver
Yes, We've had 100
many cases of paroled
criminals committing
crimes.

West Vancouver plans
for spring trash cleanup

A SPRING cleanup will be held in
West Vancouver May 30 to June 2,
West Vancouver District Council
decided recently.

The municipatity’s three-can
limit will be temporarily waived to
allow residents to dispose of jarger
items.

Coun. Andy Danyliu repeated
complaints made by members of
the British Properties Area

When outdoor burning was
banned in the municipality, Danyliu
said the understanding was that the
municipality would provide untim-
ited garden refuse pickup twice a4
year,

Director of operations Barry
Lambert said that while there is no
separate pickup of garden waste,
this material can be put out during
Spring cleanup.

Liz Barnett

North Vancouver

The whole justice sys-
tem is so badly managed
that parole is only part
of it.

who committed murder once they were free. The five
killings took piace in the Edmonton area between June 1987
and November 1992, One of the victiras was a police officer,
Some have called for a review of the system from the
ground up. Others want immediate action without spending
tax dollars to examine a problem that is obvious.

board policy?

Bob Tremonti

North Vancouver

I hate government stud-
ies because it’s a good
way to keep action from
happening.

Paul Riley

North Vancouver
Obviously there’s mis-
takes. People with prab-
lems are squeezing
through the cracks,

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IS’ Cloverdale Paint

Homeowners’ Association concern-
ing the disposal of garden waste.

“tt will be accepted if bundled
appropriately,” said Lambert.

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