the relationship between industry and the state. He was replaced as chairman by Albert Clements Killam

Act of 1890 violated his denominational rights. As expected, in Barrett v. the City of Winnipeg judge Albert Clements

KILLAM, ALBERT CLEMENTS, lawyer, politician, judge, and railway commissioner; b

Mackenzie*. Albert Clements Killam joined the practice in 1879 and, following William Henry’s death that