Philip North Fonds: Rolf Commission - Policing In Relation To The Blood Tribe - Collections

Scope and Content: From May 1989 to March 1990 Philip North was retained as counsel for the City of Lethbridge Police Commission and Department, during the Provincial Public Inquiry into policing in relation to the Blood Tribe. The inquiry was conducted by Commissioner C. H. Rolf, Assistant Chief Judge of the Provin…

History Biographical: North, Roland Philip Muir Q.C. (11 November 1944- ).; Philip North is the son of Glen Harris and Hazel Muir (nee Baxter) North. He is married to Freda Elizabeth North, and they have three children: Travis Glynn, Susan Elizabeth, Patricia Laura. Mr. North is a member of Lethbridge Downtown Rotary Club, and served as chairman of the University of Lethbridge Board of Governors from 1978-1984.; Professionally, Mr. North is a bencher of the Law Society of Alberta. He is also a member of both the Canadian and Lethbridge Bar Associations. Mr. North is a member of the Arbitrator's Institute of Canada, and served as Chairman of The Alberta Law Foundation.

Scope and Content: From May 1989 to March 1990 Philip North was retained as counsel for the City of Lethbridge Police Commission and Department, during the Provincial Public Inquiry into policing in relation to the Blood Tribe. The inquiry was conducted by Commissioner C. H. Rolf, Assistant Chief Judge of the Provincial Court of Alberta. Commissioner Rolf's report was published in febraury 1991.