Recherche dans la collection - Jackson, Roger, Marion Lay, Sheila Bresalier, Dame Treleaven and Donat Pharand - Interviews

STONE, Raymond

1999-0006

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1976

Raymond Stone (Interviewer)

Dr. Roger Jackson, former Olympic gold medalist and technical director with Sports Canada, talks about the problems facing the Montreal Olympic Games. Discussing the "politics" that dominate olympic sports, former Olympic bronze medalist and Sports Canada's Director of Programs for Women, Marion Lay, calls for a return to an athlete centred games. Sheila Bresalier and Dame Treleaven, officers with the Committee for an Independent Canada, discuss the organizations concern for Canada's natural resources, unproductive federal policies, foreign ownership, energy policies and Canadian content in broadcasting. The final interview on this tape is with Donat Pharand, professor of International Law at the University of Ottawa who talks about various legal issues including Canada's sovereignty in the High Arctic, the status of the Northwest Passage, law of the sea, continental shelves and the 1958 conventions governing warships.

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