NEWS photo Mike Waketiald

GO BEHIND closed doors when the Capilano Salmon Hatchery holds its
fifth annual open house this weekend. Staff will be on hand to explain
hatchery procedures and activities. Here, Don Van der Weele sorts salm-
on as they arrive at the hatchery. The open house runs from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Uct. 29 and 30.

Capilano hatchery
epen to the public

THE CAPILANO Salmon Hatch-
ery will host its fifth annual open
house for the people of the North
Shore.

The two-day event runs this
weekend, Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 29 and 30, from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m., regardless of the weather.

The idea is to open up the
“working’? area of the hatchery,
not normally seen by the public, so
visitors can view daily activities

occurring year round.

Hatchery staff will demonstrate
and explain coho adult egg takes,
adult trap sorting, scale reading,
juvenile fish feeding, coded wire
tags, tag dissection and reading of
these coded wire tags.

This is one of the few oppor-
tunities the public has to see such
activities. For more information
regarding this free event call the
hatchery at 987-1411.

New rules made
for law firms

THE LAW Society of British Columbia has moved quickly to protect the
public interest by establishing new rules for the operation of in-.
ter-provincial law firms. ;

Benchers voted to make B.C. partners responsible for ensuring that the
inter-provincial firm to which they belong complies with the laws and
rules governing the legal profession in B.C.

This is a temporary measure. The Law Socicty will now apply for
enabling legislation to license inter-provincial law firms to ensure that
firms comply with the society’s rules.

On Sept. 6 the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that the Legal Profession
Act, which prohibited inter-provincial law firm mergers in which not all
the partners of both merging firms were members of the Law Society of
B.C., violated a lawyer’s right to freedom of association guaranteed by
the Charter of Rights.

The effect of the court decision was that the province may regulate, but
not prohibit, inter-provincial law firms, and that regulation ‘‘should im-
pair as little as possible” the freedom of association.

If a member of The Law Society of B.C. steals trust funds, deliberately
violates a rule of professional conduct, or exhibits incompetent conduct,
the society has the right to take disciplinary or remedial action against the
lawyer, since lawyers are regulated on an individual basis.

However, the society would have no jurisdiction over other partners of
the inter-provincial firm who are not members of the Law Society of
B.C.

It would have better controls, though, if the firm were licenced, and
that is the change the benchers will be seeking.

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