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Clare Lewis: I think the system is tending to work very well, the commissioner says.
Clare Lewis: I think the system is tending to work very well, the commissioner says.

Clare Lewis: I think the system is tending to work very well, the commissioner says.

Date10/3/1985
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Lewis, Clare E
Lewis, Clare E
4/5/1993
Policing Panel: Chairperson Clare Lewis yesterday discusses details of the interim report of his provincial task force on race relations and policing
Policing Panel: Chairperson Clare Lewis yesterday discusses details of the interim report of his provincial task force on race relations and policing
8/10/1992
Sparked Task Force: The police shootings of Michael Wade Lawson, top left, in Mississauga last December and Lester Donaldson in Toronto last August, sparked the formation of the Ontario Race Relations and Policing Task Force headed by Clare Lewis, right
Sparked Task Force: The police shootings of Michael Wade Lawson, top left, in Mississauga last December and Lester Donaldson in Toronto last August, sparked the formation of the Ontario Race Relations and Policing Task Force headed by Clare Lewis, right
April 4, 1989
Task finished: Clare Lewis, head of the Race Relations and Policing Task Force, presents its report to Solicitor-General Joan Smith at Queen's Park today
Task finished: Clare Lewis, head of the Race Relations and Policing Task Force, presents its report to Solicitor-General Joan Smith at Queen's Park today
4/11/1989
Clare E. Lewis: Provincial Court judge steps down to head police complaints commission.
Clare E. Lewis: Provincial Court judge steps down to head police complaints commission.
10/3/1985
Lewis, Clare E
Lewis, Clare E
10/3/1985
Lewis, Clare E
Lewis, Clare E
8/10/1992
Lewis Boles, 38, a quadriplegic who, since 1971, has lived at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, works part time on an IBM PC-XT computer specially adapted with a voice recognition system
Lewis Boles, 38, a quadriplegic who, since 1971, has lived at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, works part time on an IBM PC-XT computer specially adapted with a voice recognition system
5/5/1987
I don't think we'll ever quit until people stop wanting us, says Harry Mills, left, spokesman for two other Mills Brothers, Herbert and Donald (right)(...)
I don't think we'll ever quit until people stop wanting us, says Harry Mills, left, spokesman for two other Mills Brothers, Herbert and Donald (right)(...)
10/29/1973
Howard Crosbie (PC-Halifax West): Personally, I'd prefer to work within the RCMP to establish a separate but connected and attached security force because I think the RCMP, with a few exceptions, has been proven to be very effective, even-handed and honest.
Howard Crosbie (PC-Halifax West): Personally, I'd prefer to work within the RCMP to establish a separate but connected and attached security force because I think the RCMP, with a few exceptions, has been proven to be very effective, even-handed and honest.
10/10/1979
Lynn Dudley, holding control valve which is the heart of swimming pool solar heating system manufactured by Raypak Thermonics (Canada) Ltd., says solar heating may be closer than we think. Dudley, president of Rexdale-based Raypak, says solar assisted home heating systems already may be within the grasp of the average houseowner who wants to save on the fuel bills.
Lynn Dudley, holding control valve which is the heart of swimming pool solar heating system manufactured by Raypak Thermonics (Canada) Ltd., says solar heating may be closer than we think. Dudley, president of Rexdale-based Raypak, says solar assisted home heating systems already may be within the grasp of the average houseowner who wants to save on the fuel bills.
6/8/1977
Alan Lamport controller and former Toronto mayor: I am very much in favor of party politics in municipal affairs, but in order to have it work on the party system, as it does federally and provincially, legislation would have to be provided for the jurisdiction of operation and the controls - but keeping cost within reason and operation administration problems under control
Alan Lamport controller and former Toronto mayor: I am very much in favor of party politics in municipal affairs, but in order to have it work on the party system, as it does federally and provincially, legislation would have to be provided for the jurisdiction of operation and the controls - but keeping cost within reason and operation administration problems under control
3/1/1969