Plunkett Report urged adoption for Halton Peel reform
The Daily Journal-Record urges quick adoption of the Plunkett report on Halton and Peel regional government. It argues the plan ends a rural subsidy system, creates a two region split with rural Halton Peel and urban centers in charge, preserves place names, boosts efficiency, reduces red tape, and protects communities from Metrolink-like growth, while preserving local identities and improving coordination.
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Oakville
Halton-Peel
Plunkett
Countty Council
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Ontario
Halton Peel
Plunket
Halton
Peet
Connec
Manker
Burlington
Brampton
Bramalea
Port Credit
Cooksville
Milton
Acton
Halton and
Peel
Mississauga
Thomas Plunkett
Halton- Peel
Beaver
Peel Thiton
Thomas J. Plarkett
Oaakville
Area growth plan draws mixed reviews in Burlington editorial
In Random Thoughts editor Benjamin B Buckboard praises parts of Plunkett’s report on regional governance but faults its scope. He questions extending Burlington toward Hamilton and notes potential benefits for Toronto Township and Oakville Burlington. He recalls Hamilton’s opposition to La Salle Park and a proposed sewage plant.
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Burlington Gazette
Monsieur Plunkett
Doad
Lester
Phaieau
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John
Punkett
Toronto Township
Oakville
Burlington
Berryman
Copps
Hamilton
LaSalle Park
Hospital financing and regional council urged for Halton Peel
The Halton Peel regional plan calls for stable hospital funding from all governments to meet urban growth. It endorses a fixed allocation mechanism for construction costs and the creation of a regional hospital council to cut duplication and lower expenses across the Mississauga and Oakville area.
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Daily Journal-Record
Oakville
Halton-Peel
Eee
HaltonPeel
Hallon-Peel
Mississauga
Committee of General Hospitals of
Haltom
Peel
Is Mow
Qakville Ring
Regional Hospital Council
Public groups urge more study on Peel Halton amalgamation plan
The Boston Enterprise reports local critics argue for broader citizen input before dissolving Peel and Halton boundaries. They condemn swift adoption of Plunkett's plan and demand public meetings and a direct defence from the author to clarify effects on taxes and municipal governance.
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Boston Enterprise
Thomas J. Plunkett
Ontario
Perl
Hatton
Peel
Halton
Peel Halton local government review sparks mixed reactions
The Canadian Champion notes the Plunkett report as a wind of change for Peel and Halton councils. It urges abolition of local boards, consolidation of staff, and restructured representation. Milton delays discussion until members read it, then plans a province brief.
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Milton
Peel-Halton
Thomas Plunkett
North Halton
Peel
Halton
Milton Council
Plunkett Report favors amalgamated counties for region
The Bramalea Guardian commentary views the Plunkett Report as advocating one Metropolitan Toronto style move. It supports creating an Urban County of Mississauga and a Rural County of Peel Halton with a single administration. The piece notes debate over whether amalgamation should be first step or a later outcome.
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Plunkett
Mississauga
Toronto
Hamilton
Peel-Halton
Halton
Peel
Let's Play Bridge and the Viennese Coup
A bridge hand analysis describes dealer South and North's bidding, Spades and aces, and a dramatic Vienna Coup squeeze play. West misreads a heart wall as the declarer draws trumps and executes a club and heart sequence to threaten a grand slam. Also noted are results from a local game and a brief on Japan’s dairy industry growth and diet shifts postwar.
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West
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Dummiy Aview
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