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  The Cornwall Public Inquiry

Cornwall Public Inquiry
December 15, 2009

http://www.cornwallinquiry.ca/en/index.html

Hearings for the Cornwall Public Inquiry ended on January 29, 2009. Final submissions were completed on February 27, 2009.

The public release of the report will take place on December 15, 2009 in Cornwall.

The public release will take place at the Ramada Inn (Simon Fraser Ballroom), 805 Brookdale Ave. in Cornwall. At 11 a.m., Commissioner Glaude will deliver a statement, following which, the Report will be available on the Inquiry's website.

Printed copies of the report will be available to the public immediately following the Commissioner's speech. After tabling the Report, copies will be available (while quantities last) until Dec. 18 at the Inquiry offices located at 709 Cotton Mill Street in Cornwall. After Dec. 18, copies and CD-ROMs of the Report will be available for purchase from Publications Ontario (www.serviceontario.ca/publications).

The Cornwall Public Inquiry was established by the Government of Ontario on April 14, 2005, under the Public Inquiries Act. The mandate of the Commission is to inquire into and report on the events surrounding allegations of abuse of young people in Cornwall by examining the response of the justice system and other public institutions to the allegations. The Commission will make recommendations to improve the response in similar circumstances. As well, the Commission will inquire into and report on processes, services and programs that will encourage community healing and reconciliation in Cornwall.

The Commissioner, Justice G. Normand Glaude, was appointed by Ontario Attorney General Michael Bryant in April 2005.

In keeping with Commissioner Glaude's commitment to provide the public with current information throughout the Inquiry, throughout the process regularly updated information was posted on this website. Throughout the hearings, the website featured live webcasts of the Inquiry. Final submissions were also broadcast via webcast.

 
 

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