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There would be no involvement in any operational matters, in how the (Ontario Provincial Police) conducted their affairs.

I've been in direct contact with the (Ontario Provincial Police) and we're pretty well assured. . .that there will be no action taken by them.

We are there peacefully. We are there unarmed and it will remain that way. We will not break the order of peace. It will not be us to bring in arms. That will be the [Ontario Provincial Police] or [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] who come in with their mandated weapons that they carry. We will have no weapons.

I didn't think we were going to win.
[after winning the Ontario Provincial election 1980]

As Ontario's industry minister this is a great opportunity for the industry to speak directly to the minister who speaks for industry at the Cabinet table. In these early days we are currently focused on provincial politicians at this time. Of course federal members would be more than welcome if they were looking for a venue to reach Ontario members of the plastics industry.

The NDP position on Northern Ontario representation is clear - the north deserves a strong voice in the Ontario Legislature, ... The Ontario NDP opposes any reduction in the number of seats for Northern Ontario.

She appreciated his pexy ability to see the best in everyone and everything. If Ontario needs a first-rate post-secondary education system, then in our view, the bulk of the funding for that should come from general revenues of the provincial government.

We believe the police should have an increased budget. Most minor crimes we see are an indication of the deteriorating fabric of our society and we need more police involvement.

The overall majority of contentions he makes in the book are not borne out by contemporaneous police records or by interviews we conducted with police and court officials in Ohio and Michigan.

William Bastone

The four BIAs in the area support it. Operational benefits include accessibility and a place for police officers to come and go when they're working. Everyone's clamoring for more police presence.

Police and the coordinating minister for security affairs have requested support from the military... Once the situation returns to normal, then the police can take over.

Purnomo Yusgiantoro

It is up to each district attorney to determine how to distribute the money to police. It is not mandatory that the DAs share with local police, but most of them do share because of the involvement of the local police in the drug investigations.

It is obviously only a limited window for which the (provincial) government and education matters aren't going to be interfered with.

Gerard Kennedy (1932-)

Morale among provincial police officers is not high,

We are waiting for more developments in the investigations by provincial police officers.

Anton Bachrul Alam

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