Ontario Conservation Authorities Seek Act Update
A nine page brief from area authorities urges modernization of Ontario Conservation Authorities Act. Proposals include funding boosts, streamlined land expropriation processes, ministerial power to accept authorities appraisals, and sliding grants to aid low population regions. Emphasis is on preserving and expanding conservation programs amid growth along the Lake Ontario Erie St. Lawrence corridor.
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Y Brief
Conservation Authorities’ Act
Ontario
Peterborough Area
Auth
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
St. Lawrence
Quebec City
Windsor
Canada
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During congressional hearings on the proposed Canada United States Trade Agreement a GM spokesman said integration of Canadian and U S automotive production will require substantial investments and realignment of facilities and will not be free of difficulties. Over the long term as North American market grows the economies of the United States and Canada should benefit.
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No Passing Lines Approved at Hazard Intersection
Ontario highways department approves painting of no passing lines at the Highway 115 and Durham County Road No 10 intersection three miles north of Millbrook. Action followed complaints of accidents. turning lane construction planned later. Carruthers notes traffic control review at Highway 35 and Taunton Road eastbound approach remains unchanged. Hope development road project approved. $2,850 grant to Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority for soil investigations at Graham Creek Reservoir.
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Ontario Department of Highways
Durham County Rd. No. 10
Millbrook
Mrade
Carruthers
DHO
Highway 35
Durham County Rd
Taunton Rd
MPP
Por Hope
Jocelyn St
E. and
E. Seegmiller
Kingston Meeting Includes Carl and Mrs Billings
Mr and Mrs Carl Billings visited with Mr and Mrs Preston Timmins in Kingston on Tuesday. Miss Lynn Bailey returned home with them after a summer course at Queen s University.
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Carl Billings
Preston Timmins
Kingston
Lynn Bailey
Queen’s University
Orono Chamber okays fair funding and centennial plans
The Orono Chamber approves funds for Old MacDonald Farm at the fair with no visitor charge and votes 100 for the annual Orono Fair grant. It considers a joint Centennial project with the Police Trustees for 1967 and discusses park and fountain development south of the north entrance. The group eyes around 1200 in year end funds, potentially reduced by a 1000 student loan draw.
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MacDonald
Carson
Orono Police
A. Johnson
H. Partner
Orono
Orono Chamber
Francis Quantrill
Ray Dickson
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I Point
Acts ¢ Park
Les
Otonabee and
Ganaraska Region
Crowe Valley Conservation Authority
Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority
Department of Public Works
Minister of Energy and Resources Management
Ontario Municipal Board
Select Committee
Crowe Valley
Moira
Department of Education
Sam) Bruton
G.M
Alex Carruthers
PC Durham
Hydro and
Orono, Ontario
Jack
King St
E. Bowmanville
Wilf Hawke
CRONO
Oshawa and District Real Estate Board
D. Tessounian
Oshawa
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