_ Metropolitan Toronto Police

need most i is your support.”

: “The association,
said ‘Police . have. answered
‘more than’ 670,000. -radio:
calls: so: far: this. year, urged

Toronto .: ‘residents | to waite

Carter: ‘has . been asked: to»
~ mediate between. the’ police ::
Be ‘department. ‘and: ‘the «black -
“community” .
why ‘there is “an apparent
sack: -of~ communication”,
we between them.”
Se ae said : Rednesaay :

In full-page n newspaper: rads
headed | 2“We. can't:do it.

_policing.

Cardinal’ fer rald ‘Emmett

“to. - determine |

with racism: and: the dispute. ©
erupted . -last- month when.
Albert. Johnson, al "35-year-

old. black, was shot to death ~
in his home: by a’ policeman -
—_ answering a disturbance ‘calls:
which a JS -
_ “Bor many, ‘Mr. Johnson’ Ss

‘death is a -result.. -of
systematic: behavior | by the -

bole

- WINNIPEG (uPc) ts New
Democratic party leader Ed
. Broadbent said. Thursday
‘that -his party will not
‘hesitate ‘to move a vote of
- no-confidence ‘if the Con-
“Servative
proceeds with the
dismantling of PetroCanada.

- high school. students. that
future.’ generations’:
Canadians: will. judge Prime’
Minister Joe Clark's
government harshly if it tries
to sell off most of the assets
of the Crown-owned oil
agency.

. While many people would
prefer retaining PetroCan,
'. Clark is ; arching to the tune
of a “non-existent drum-
mer,” Broadbent said..

- “People of all parties, the
Science Council of Canada,
just about every newspaper
in the land... Premier
(William) Davis; even the
president of Imperial Oil
thinks it’s a good thing,”
Broadbent told the crowd.

“It seems the only person
who doesn’t want PetroCan
is’ Mr. Clark,” the NDP

government .

e October 9. :
: ‘Broadbent told about 300 . ‘

7 \ Broadbent. said Clark is..
“of”

Ok Will vote. ‘no confidence’ ; :

‘leader. said. “He’s marching ~

“to the tune of a non-existent,
drummer.”

“Broadbeat said he ‘wants ©
all Canadians to. write to the *
prime minister’ before’ the:

Start:. of (the new.
‘parliamentary session

out of step with his’ own

party if he believes |
everything should’ “be. a
~ ‘Privately owned. :

“His own party set up the

CBC and, in ‘Alberta,_
Premier (Peter) Lougheed
took over Pacific Western
Airlines and set up an energy

’ resources fund,” he said. “It
seems everyone sees a role.

for the public sector today
except perhaps Mr. Clark
and (Premier Sterling) Lyon
in Manitoba.”.

Broadbent said it was
important to retain control
of PetroCan, with assets of
$3.5 billion,. since much of
the off-shore drilling going
,on near Labrador ‘wouldn't
have been done: by private
firms.

Proposals for UIC
changes outlined

OTTAWA (UPC) - The
federal government has
outlined. ‘9 the provinces its

proposals ' ra steamlining
and Bene ran htening up of
the yment in-
surance bene it system.

The proposals include the
rejection of claimants who
quit their jobs without
“reasonable cause,” an
overall reduction in federal
UIC benefits and the in-

troduction of a two-tiered.

benefit system — meaning
greater payouts for
Claimants with dependents
and less for single claimants.

Paul McCrossan, a
Conservative Party MP
assigned to study the federal
UIC program, said he was
told by provincial delegates
to expect replies to the
federal proposals before
another deputy-ministerial
meeting in November.

However, provincial
representatives said they
were concerned about the
possibility of having to
assume support of dropped
UIC claimants through their
own welfare programs.

"groups *
have : long. charged - police

agency, :

for. calm. — heated up the
bitter" controversy. Sewell,

‘THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with the Director of Pollution Control, Parliament Buildings, Victoria,
' British Columbia, V8V 1X4. Any person who qualifies as an objector. under. section 13 of the Pollution: ‘Control

Act. may, within 30 days of the date of application, or within 30 days of the: date of publication. in: The: British
Columbia Gazette or in a newspaper, or where service is required, within 30 days of serving a copy of: the: a

t‘ also. criticized | “the”
. ‘Toronto’ Board of

’Sewell’s’ remaiks- aa at. al.
“time: when: ‘Metro. “Chairman os

Commissioners, i.

-which
Godfreyi isa member. a

“The 1 mayor said the board:
was irresponsible and in- .
- Paul. Godfrey. had: appealed “Sensitive to the community
“and. -had ; > defended. a

“frightening —

“record”

EV Province of British Columbia. |

' Metro:
Police
a Sewell, ‘charging he

of _ substantiation.”

AEifiuent)

: shootings. and. killings. ”
Eight. people have. been.
-killed.- by ‘police .'s

August, 1978, -..:. ;

: Godfrey | lashe

issues jcharees © “with . 10

since 7

“distorts .
the facts, makes. ‘statements
of: half-teruth | and ‘no-truth, 7

me police: :

‘Sewell and’ ”. Godfrey :

‘reconciled _ some. of: their
differences
; night's” city council meeting, ,
however,

' Tuesday

and agreed © “to
“work - toward” creation. of. |
an independent. body ™ to
review | . complain ints against

application, file with the Director at the above address an objection in writing to the granting of a Permit, S

. stating the manner in which he is is affected.

*n

‘batch plant and concrete product finishing yard.

®

PREAMBLE—The { purpose. of this application is to bring under Permit an existing discharge 1 from a concrete,

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V/We, TTTUP_HOLLOWCORE INTERNATIONAL LTD. of 551 Seymour Boulevard, North Vancouver,”
B.C. hereby apply to’ ‘the Director for permit to discharge‘ effluent from a concrete batch. plant and Concrete

" product’ finishing yard located at 551 Seymour Boulevard, North Vancouver into the ground which flows _ = .

and discharges into —— -- and give notice of my application to all persons affected.

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2. The land upon which the works are located is a portion of Seymour Creek Indian Reserve No. 2

3. The discharge shall be located at 551- Seymour Boulevard North Vancouver, B.C.

;

4. The quantity of effluent to be discharged is as follows:

Average daily discharge (based on operating period)

Maximum daily discharge

2,000 gallons

25,000 gallons

The operating period during which the effluent will be
discharged i is continuous

5. The characteristics of the effluent discharged shall be equivalent to or better than (insert values after

completion of column (3) of table (a) on reverse side) typical concrete plant wash water and yard runoff

water.

6. The type of treatment to be applied to the effluent before discharge is as follows: exfiltration pond with no

positive discharge. .

This application, dated on July 24, 1979, was posted on the ground in accordance with the Pollution Control

Regulations.

K. Spence, General Manager

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