Monthly Archives: May 2007

NOTE:  Hearings resume at 09:00 this morning (Thursday, 31 May 2007). Yes.  That’s 9am. Early!  Once again things are running a bit behind schedule.  That means that Cathy Sutherland will be back on the stand and Peter Chisholm (CAS) will … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 09:30 this morning (Wednesday, 30 May 2007) with Cathy Sutherland, a memebr of the Victims Group, taking the stand.  **** The transcripts from Tuesday 29 May 2007 cross-examination of C-4 are up.  I read through.  The bulk is … Continue reading →

What did I miss today?  I am waiting for the transcripts and so far no sign of them.  However, look at these reports from the Freeholder and AM 1220. It seem that Charlie penned an apology to C-4, – well, … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 09:30 am (Tuesday 29 May 2007). C-4 will be back on the stand to undergo cross-examination. **** More disturbing testimony yesterday. The damage done to these boys who have been abused runs to the very quick of … Continue reading →

The afternoon session at the Weave Shed commenced at 2 pm – and in the blink of an eye  at this not so public inquiry they’re off in camera again!  The “alleged” victim of Father Charles MacDonald about to take … Continue reading →

Hearings resume at 2 pm this afternoon (Monday 28 May 2007) with a witness requesting confidentiality taking the stand. **** The Red Flag page has been re-done. It should show better on Fireforx and other browsers now 🙂 **** A … Continue reading →

I posted a new page on Joseph Neuberger, one of the lawyers representing the Ontario Correctional Services at the Cornwall Public Inquiry.  Neuberger’s task at the Weave Shed is to defend/justify/rationalize the “response” of his client, Correctional Services, to allegations … Continue reading →

I am in the land of the living.  And I’m back!  I felt the need for a time out and decided to take it – a little time to smell the flowers.  They’re still there 🙂 Also time to wrestle with … Continue reading →

I didn’t get my computer in for a fixup – discovered it was basically a Microsoft problem related to getting essential patches.  Once all “essential” patches and fixes were downloaded it was the difference between night and day.  Seems that … Continue reading →

11:35 am.  About an hour-and-a-half of business and things are wrapped up for the day!  Arguments to and fro about an OPP Freedom of Information request and Justice Glaude’s jurisdiction or lack thereof in the matter.  I missed the beginning of … Continue reading →