Spills Bill critics warn of liability backlash in Ontario
Tony Carlson argues Ontario's Spills Bill makes the owner of any substance strictly liable for spills, regardless of fault. He warns the rule risks bankrupting operators, deterring shipments, and leaving insurers unsure who pays, while exemptions for nuclear operations and sewage systems worsen gaps between intent and effect.
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Roblin clinic fundraiser nears $100000 goal
Donations push Roblin District Medical Centre closer to the $100,000 target as $12,173 remains. In memoriam gifts honor Sam Arndt Pete Ludwig and Betty Large while former residents contribute. Raffle tickets selling through Beth Hojnocki and Mabel Craig with prizes from G K Electronics Kozmeniuk s and more. Draw October 18. Clinic near occupancy by mid October with $87,827 total so far.
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Court of Revision to remain council-only this year
The council elected on September 25 resolves that the 1985 Court of Revision will be comprised solely of council members. With the 1985 assessment approaching, limited time remains to brief others on the process. A future review of board composition will occur in 1986 under new legislation.
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Monthly format change aims to boost Fair visitors
Heather Fisher on behalf of the Society said moving the Sunday schedule could increase fair attendance. The parade, praised as the best float lineup ever, would draw crowds to the fair rather than serve as a closing curtain. September 25 agenda included Roblin R C M P update on local fraud in transactions with out of town sellers. The tourism report shows 776 vehicles and 1 820 persons visited the Roblin Tourist Information Booth this summer, a roughly 10 15 percent rise from last year despite poor weather.
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Roblin M.H.R.C. plans lot disposals and upgrade program
M.H.R.C. reports a $4 800 payment and intends to liquidate six vacant single family lots in the Newton Bay Spear Drive area as superfluous. The board approves a $150 000 retrofit for 15 Roblin housing units amid concerns over disrepair. timing of the upgrades remains unclear.
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