CDPQ Video Quebecor

Author Summery Describing the Quebec MSSTC and their problematic Radio

telecommunication assisted by computer copied from the ACILR electronic concept not

commented in this Quebec Governmental Webpage identified at no. 1 below.

The ACILR electronic concept consists of integrating three activities with the radio communication into one central control that previously did not exist:


	1. - Visual Information, (on screen TV)
	2. - The movements of the vehicles (describe later as GPS or Tracking)
	3. - The controls of each vehicle (mechanic or operational).

This was described by GERMAIN TARDIF, Quebec press Journalist Commentary, dated December 10, 1980 and Bernard Landry in his letter dated January 22, 1981.

The world's first Radio telecommunication assisted by computer concept information was given to the QIRC a partner of the Quebec Investment and deposit Bank in 1977.

The function of the QIRC was to assist the inventor or concepter in the development, planning, and financial opportunity with the MIC and MEER Quebec and Canadian subsidy program and assistance to obtain the patent.

The ACILR electronic concepts disclosed with full council vote approval of the heretofore-confidential patent and copyright concepts at a public council meeting on the December 9 1980. The MSSTC Radio telecommunication tender in 1981. The MSSTC Radio telecommunication, which was a copy of the ACILR electronic concept was installed at the MSSTC by WR Inc. in 1982 for a C$ one million contract. WR Inc. received a Subsidized warranty by the MSSTC from the Canadian Federal bank of development for this installation. This system was operational at the end of 1982. (The Abridgement Summary from the WR Inc in pages 1 and page 5 to 27 of 27).

This summary information of the “Canadian GPS BASED CONTROL SYSTEM” and the direct relationship with the English translation of the Ministerial Letter written sign by Mr. Bernard Landry to Mr. Yves Duhaime. This letter related the November 20, 1980 Quebec ministerial meeting with the IATA representing, Mr. Fafard the MSSTC President D. G., Mr. Claude Bellefleur technician from the QIRC and myself Serge Morel the inventor of the ACILR electronic concept.

This letter was “SOPPOSE TO BE” AND OFFICIAL Quebec governmental REQUEST from Landry to

meet the QIRC President. The QIRC (André Marier) reject this request without any verbal or written advice.

Letter Translated correction done on September 20, 2000 from French to English by:

Martine Yesler translator

"French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish Law, Literature, Movies, Theater, Software, Medical

OFFICIAL Quebec governmental REQUEST from Landry as to meet the QIRC President. The QIRC (André Marier) reject this request without any verbal or written advice.

State Economic Development Minister

Bernard Landry,

Quebec; January 1981

“I met M. Serge Morel who promoted a Radio telecommunication by computer with many new characteristic susceptible to improved the telecommunication field.

The application of this system made by this Quebec person is articulated around a telecommunication concept that tied different transport function terrestrial or in the space.

The originality of this system was the fact of the tracking and radio telecommunication function join with the user information on the vehicle exact situation and location, this by different way: by electronic display panel, by phone or television in specific cable TV channel.

From a IATA representing this concept could be utilize to tracking also all container aboard an airplane in space or on the ground”.

P.S. This part below was translate by Serge Morel. the The original French reproduction fallow.

The Consummators, Cooperatives and Financial institutions Minister (Pierre Marc Johnson) will mandated to analyze a financial original formula associated with this project (* ACILR-CDRIL Tome IV) and his developments effects on the financial application.

Can you Dear College Mr. Duhaime, introduce Mr. Morel with the CRIQ authority.

State Economic Development Minister

Bernard Landry,

DUHAIME, Yves

JOHNSON, Pierre Marc

French two Original Letter sent on January 1981 after the November 1980 Quebec Governmental meeting in presence of:

Ronal Blake (IATA Administrator Director)

and

Claude Bellefleur CRIQ Electronic Research and Development Department Technician.

The Quebec government owned the QIRC Quebec Industrial Research Center (French CRIQ)

The Quebec Investment and Deposit Bank ( http://www.lacaisse.com/ )

The legal French Press article translation correction only, was made on September 20, 2000 by:

Martine Yesler, translator

And, was applying only on the original bold and underlined letter reproduce below.

The original French letter follow by the English translation

Le ministre d'Etat au Développement économique

Quebec, le 22 janvier 1981

Monsieur Yves Duhaime Ministre de l'Industrie, du Commerce et du Tourisme

710 Place d'Youville, 6e étage

Quebec (QUEBEC) GIR 4Y4

Cher collègue,

J'ai rencontré récemment Monsieur Serge Morel, promoteur d'un système de communication par ordinateur qui possède des caractéristiques très innovatrices susceptibles d'améliorer le domaine des télécommunications.

L'application de ce système, pensé et conçu par un Quebecois, est articulé autour d'un concept de télécommunications liant différentes fonctions dans le domaine du transport en particulier qu'il soit terrestre ou aérien. L'originalité de ce système réside dans le fait qu'il permet de suivre le véhicule et par la suite, de donner de l'information aux usagers sur la situation du véhicule et ce, par différents moyens soit: l'affichage sur le réseau de transport, par telephone ou par la télévision en circuit fermé sur un canal spécifique.

Selon un représentant de I'I. A.T.A. ce procédé peut aussi être utilisé dans le repérage de "containers” sur des avions en route ou au sol.

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Le ministre des Consommateurs, Cooperatives et Institutions Financières (Pierre Marc Johnson) sera appelé à analyser une forme de financement originale liée au projet et aux effets d'entraînement de son application sur le plan financier.

Ca projet m'apparaît sérieux et mérite que le Centre le recherches industrielles du Québec y consacre des énergies dans les meilleurs délais.

Auriez-vous l'obligeance, cher collègue, de mettre Monsieur Morel an contact avec les autorités du C.R.I.Q.

Comptant sur votre collaboral:ion habituelle, je vous transmets, cher collègue, mes salutations distinguées.

Le ministre d'Etat au Développement économique

Bernard Landry

Related by this event in 1977 by his Quebec political attach and his financial partner the QIRC , is involvement to imitate the Canadian Government by taken control in 1980 of a Cable company which was Videotron for the Quebec government ant Cancom for the Quebec and Canadian Government associated wit Bell Canada and WIC (One share older with Power corporation of Cancom). Bell Canada had three links with the Quebec government: One with Telesat directly involves with the Anik Satellite and the Quebec governmental agency inform of the ACILR electronic concept in 1978. The second time with the MSSTC Walkie-talkie Radio, invented by the American Al Gross in 1938 but was never accredited and in the ACILR electronic concept will be used for the global wireless application. Al Gross was born in Toronto Canada. Bell was the owner of 100-unit rent to the MSSTC. The MSSTC in December 1982, after the 29 new Bus had been return, two of two bus reimbursement check had disappear without trace, claim criminally 300 Walkie-talkies Radio to their insurance. The third was in 1983 when they created the Bell Enterprise Corporation (BEC). Enumeration of the BCE press Report found at the BCE Webpage.

(http://yahoo.transium.com/yhoo.html?ticker=BCE&q=&qi=%2bkco%3a%22Bce%22&page=

36&r=1.tbusref.R01579503&st ag=%2da)

Some BCE Press article release extract, identifying some of his Quebec associated

In 1983 - BCE Press article release 338: Chomp! Abstracted from Canadian Business 05/01/97 Canadian telecommunications giant BCE Inc. has become a leaner, more nimble company under the guidance of Ron Osborne . The $28 billion a year firm is a holding company created to reinvest the profits from Bell Canada in 1983. Under Osborne, the company has recovered from a disastrous early spending spree, earning $1.15 billion in 1996, compared to $782 million in 1995. The company has plans for international expansion and hopes to enter the cable television market when regulators allow it. The Canadian telecommunications industry, BCE's history and Ron Osborne's personal style and views are discussed (c)Copyright 1996-1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

In 1983 - BCE Press article release 227: BCE said to be losing raison d’être. Abstracted from Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada) 03/28/98 BCE, a telecommunications concern, plans to merge its corporate head office functions with those of Bell Canada, its utility division. Montreal, Canada-based BCE will integrate 150 of its head office workers with the 1,250 employees at Bell who work in legal, finance, corporate communication and human resource functions. It also intends to cut that merged corporate staff by 15%, slashing as many as 200 jobs. BCE was formed from a reorganization of Bell Canada in 1983 by then chairman and CEO A. Jean de Grandpré. (c)Copyright 1996-1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

Le Groupe Vidéotron ltée Its technological know-how acquired with the Vidéoway multimedia system and its UK integrated cable/telephony experience enables it to play a leading role in the development of the information highway.

727- Videotron snubs partner as it quits UK (GE-Marconi) Abstracted from New Media Markets 02/08/96 Videotron, UK cable operator, will be 56% sold by Le Groupe Videotron, which wants to focus on investments in North America (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

706- Videotron: a unique chance to buy a London telephone company Abstracted from Telecom Markets 02/29/96 Le Groupe Videotron's majority stake in UK Videotron cable operation is being offered for sale; potential bidders are given (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

541- Quebecor Printing Abstracted from Globe & Mail 08/30/96 Quebecor Printing signs contract renewal with Tele-Direct (Publications) to print Tele-Direct White and Yellow Page directories for E Canada (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

515- Four Uk Carriers Merge Into C&W Controlled Entity Abstracted from Exchange Telecommunications Newsletter 10/25/96 Cable & Wireless Communications will be formed from merger of Mercury, Nynex Cablecomms, Bell Cablemedia, and Videotron (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

183- BCE Inc., the telecommunications giant based in Montreal, Quebec, earned over C$2.3 billion from the sale of its 14.25% interest in Cable & Wireless Communications PLC, the UK's second-largest telecommunications firm. BCE profited handsomely from its investment in C&W which BCE estimated at C$1 billion on its 1997 balance sheet. The company intends to use the proceeds for expansion projects, including the construction of a C$1 billion Anik F satellite by Telesat Canada and the acquisition of a 56% stake in CGI Group Inc., a computer systems manager based in Montreal. (c)Copyright 1996-1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

206- Finance: BCE, buys 42% Of Telesat For $110M Abstracted from Network Briefing 05/07/98 Canadian Telecommunications holding company BCE Inc has paid $109.7m to buy full control of Canadian satellite operator Telesat Canada, acquiring the remaining 42% from minority shareholders.

BCE, the owner of Bell Canada and 51% shareholder of Northern Telecom Ltd, BCE bought its original 57% stake after the privatization of Telesat in 1992 and is now buying the remaining shares 39.5% from the Stentor consortium of Canada's major regional carriers, and 2.5% from Spar Aerospace Ltd. BCE is going to directly provide $210m of the $700m in investment that Telesatneeds to develop its next generation of services, including the building and launch of three new satellites - two for communications and one for broadcasting. Telesat needs to get the satellites into orbit quickly, as it will lose its monopoly over the Canadian satellite service in two years time. (c) ComputerWire Inc, 1998. (c)Copyright 1996-1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

197- Lantic sweet on Montreal. Abstracted from Gazette (Montreal, Canada) 05/13/98. BCE Inc. will sell its 14.25% interest in Cable & Wireless Communications PLC of the UK to generate capital to further the company's plans, according to Jean Monty, BCE's chief executive. BCE spokesman Bill Gajda said that the sale is expected to be finalized in the second quarter of 1998.

More specifically, BCE will be selling 212 million Cable & Wireless shares owned by its subsidiary BCI Telecom Holdings Inc., a unit that handles a number of BCE's international interests. Part of the funds gained from the sale will be used to raise BCE's stake in satellite firm Telesat Canada to 100%. Another portion, at least C$929 million, will be used for the creation of a national broadband telecommunications network. BCE will also use part of the funds to raise its stake in CGI Group Inc. to 59% (c)Copyright 1996- 1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

194 Monty braves BCE challenge. Abstracted from Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada) 05/19/98 BCE Inc. newly appointed CEO Jean Monty is facing a challenge of forging a broader vision for the next five years to make the firm more market-driven amid bolstered competition. Monty has only handled the position since May 1998 and is charged with tackling a growth in industry players and technological change. He is faced with a need to boost the financial performance of BCE as an unprecedented consolidation befalls the telecommunications industry. Monty's corporate strategy is to initially get flagship unit Bell Canada, the largest phone firm in Canada from 1989 to 1992, to launch high-speed broadband networks and new-generation wireless gear. (c)Copyright 1996-1999, Gale Group, All Rights Reserved.

172 COMPANIES & FINANCE: INTERNATIONAL: BCE under pressure to consider partnerships Abstracted from Financial Times 08/13/98 BCE is talks with several US companies which could serve as partners to help the Canadian company deal with the changes in the industry (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

111 Telecommunications Abstracted from Globe & Mail 02/24/99 SNC-Lavalin Group will buy 25% stake in Expertech Network Installation subsidiary of Bell Canada (Montreal); agreement covers firms' activities in wire line telecom network construction and installation sector (c)Copyright 1994-1999, Responsive Database Services, Inc, All Rights Reserved.

0007 - Addendum 1 - Update Page 86 - 94

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The Que-Can (Quebec – Canada) Organization, which was a national Canadian governmental politic Organization by relation and, financial by Association, involving directly five Canadian Provinces, the Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, British Colombia and Yukon.

The Quebec Investment and Deposit Bank ( http://www.lacaisse.com/ )

Jean-Claude Scraire Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

Member of the Audit Committee / Member of the Caisse Real Estate / Group Board of Directors / Member of the Resources Committee / Member of Committee of Ethics and Corporate Governance

Board of Directors http://www.lacaisse.com/enbref/conseil-e.html

Member of Committee of Ethics and Corporate Governance

Guy Morneau Deputy Chairman of the Board President and General Manager Quebec Pension Fund

Member of Committee of Ethics and Corporate Governance

Jean-Claude Bachand Counsel Byers Casgrain

Member of the Audit Committee

Gilles Godbout Deputy Minister Quebec Government

Member of Committee of Ethics and Corporate Governance

9/20/2000

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Quebecor inc.,

Imprimeries (PRINTING) NOTE and COMMENT: Quebecor inc., Imprimeries (PRINTING) Created by M. Peladeau which was associated with the English publisher who died by passing curiously overboard of his yacht.

M. Peladeau by Quebecor Corporation with Desmarais had full control the majority of the Quebec French press publication and extent his control in Canada.

Peladeau was a Power Corporation director owned M. Desmarais. M. Desmarais is the father of André, the husband of the Canadian Premier M. Jean Chrétien’s daughter since 1981.

Chrétien was in 1980 the Justice minister, the Canadian Procurer and the State development Minister: involve since 1977 in the ACILR-CDRIL Canadian patent Robbery as the .Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce.

Chrétien was the Canadian finance minister in 1981 and under Trudeau, Canadian Premier, was also the Minister who by his Federal agency finance The MSSTC by the Canadian Federal Bank of social development ministry. This, when the incorporation of Cancom was associated with the WR and the MSSTC Radio communication Contract.

M. Péladeau was the first President of the Quebecor, which when he died, was under a full control by the Quebec Government, on the pretext to protect the corporation investment, during the 14 days he was maintain in full life support.

Mr. Mulroney the former Canadian conservator Premier involve between 1983 to 1993 in the Criminal Governmental conspiracy with the Quebec political financial organizations associate with the Quebec Investment and Deposit Bank (http://www.lacaisse.com).

Mr. Mulroney, by the criminal QueCan Grey political zone, was nominated Quebecor Board President in December 1999.

Few weeks after his nomination, the Liberal Canadian Premier, Mr. Chrétien (a member of this criminal QueCan Grey political and financial zone), promoted Mulroney, the financial Canadian money man representing and mandate him for the Columbia financial crisis.

The confirmation of this criminal group, was identifiable by the Landry press report.

Quebecor inc., Imprimeries (PRINTING

612, rue St-Jacques, Montréal (Québec) Canada, H3C 4M8

Tel.: (514) 877-9777 - Fax: (514) 877-9856

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