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A16 - The Canadian Champion, Frday JuIy 20, 2007 'SnobeIen back in court later this month Milton resident and former Ontario cabinet minister John Snobelen will return to court later storage of a firearm, unautbonized possession of a firearm and unlawful acquisition of a firearm. He'I appear at Ontario Court of justice in Milton Tuesday, july 3 1. The return date was set July il at a pre-trial in Milton. The charges stem from a searcb at a Milton hoi)isc I hrce days later, Snobelen turned himself in to police and was later released. Suobelen served as minister of education from 1995 to 1997. lic was also a Mississauga M PI REDUTIONSALE 301000 PRICED TO MOVE!* UNBE LIEVABLE MARKDOWNS on ail in-stock merchandise during this incredible SAVINGS EVENT' " Discontnued Itemsq9 " Floor Samples D Overstock ItemsFo 1 " Speclal Purchase Items L *Quantities Are LimitediÀ " Hurry In For Best Selection! Mj IS 1l Stronger regulations are 0 e" ue j. 0fromn TOWN on page Al questions reînained unanswered. Several counicillors questioned whether the government's current air quality standards are sufficient, with Day commenting that he helieves stronger health and safety regulations are soon coming from the federal and provincial levels. "Why nul wait to sce if stronger reg- ulations are coming?" he asked, adding he feels the Town is "abdicating" ils responsibility lu Iook out for its people to the Region. Ward 4 councillor Paul Scherer said he thinks TCF can go further in redue- ing air pollution at the plant. Breen replied that bis company is using "state-of-the-art technology" to ensure ail that can be done is done to reduce emissions. Responding to an inquiry by Ward 1 councillor Brian Penman, Gorber explained the stacks have to be as high as tbey are tc, ensure proper dispersion and dilution of the emissions. Gorber said the amount of particu- laie released when natural gas is burned is "very small." For that reason, Ward 3 councillor Jan Mowbray said she supports the motion to withdraw the request and said Milton wouldn't gain anytbing by continuing on with ius request. Voting in favour of the recommen- dation to withdraw the hump-up request were Mowhray, Mayor Gord Krantz, Wards 1 and 3 councillor Barry Lee and Ward 3 councillor Cindy Lunau. Opposed t0 it were Wards 2 and 4 councillor Colin Best, Ward 2 coun- cillor Mike l3ougbton, Penman, Day Ward 2 councillor Greg Nelson and Scherer. After council turned down the rec- ommendation, Day attempted to put forward his own motion to hire an environmental consultant 10 assist tIhe Town in àssessing applications of this sort, but it was ruled oui of order by Krantz., "Council had already voted to not spend any money to hire our own con- sultant for TransCanada," Town clerk Troy McHarg told the Champion after the meeting. "Thats why the motion wasn't put forward." Penman then put forward a motion t0 invite TCF back to address concerns raised during the meeting, and it was carried. Stephanie Hounsell con bc reached at sîhiessen@mriltonccosadianchampion.eom. FU R NIT U RE GALLE RIES" Monday - Fîiday. 10 amn - 9 pm, Satwda :930 am - 6pm. Sudal 1amr-5 pr Ade Askcbout our fre n-home design service fAISSUGA NORTH P =TT-]rTT T- Hema ou n L¾[ - "kjzj 05<1 EMSSISSAJG z1 1 1 BAPO l L Maosat odeoDueNE ,, h ',ri www.lazboytoronto.com $1