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CI.RARANCK PRICE it Goodwrench INCLUDES: GM GOODWRENCH MUFFLER ■pty/G Extension, Tailpipe, Clamps and Labour Factory Trained Installei^^^y^p flArô Read y When Promised While You Wait Service ■fflSBSi 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 17,1993 MPP Stands Firm on ! 50 Corporate Filing Fee November 10,1993 Dear Editor, I would like once again to clarify clarify the position of the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Relations requirement that all businesses businesses have to update their corporate records. Until 1976 a fee was required for the annual filing of corporate information information in Ontario. It is not, as the suggestions have been made, some new fee introduced by the NDP in 1992. However, in 1976, the government of the day eliminated eliminated the annual filing requirement to permit corporations to update their corporate information free of charge. Unfortunately, many corporations corporations have not been filing notices when their corporate information changes, even though they remain legally obligated to do so. Council Needs to Deal with Creek Dear Editor: With regards to your lead story October 20 about development along the Bowmanville Creek. The Bowmanville Creek flows through these lands north of the Base Line and south of the Goodyear Plant. They arc privately owned and in large part zoned for environmental protection and were designated such back in 1976. This planned designation designation docs not provide for public access access or insurance coverage. Owners of these lands have tried to salvage some kind of value from their holdings and will continue to try. Applications are made. The public public quite rightly protests and the councils of the day parsimoniously deny the applications and promptly forget about it. Another council is elected, another application is tried on for size in the hope that this time the owner might win. Meanwhile, eight years have gone by. The creek still flows and floods every spring, the grass still grows and the public still openly trespasses in the belief that they are in the middle of an urban area and therefore must be on public property. What about the question of liability? liability? What happens if there should be an accident? A drowning: perhaps someone falls through the ice or a fisherman loses an eye to a fish hook or hooligans perpetrate a crime. It is time the council dealt with these lands. The Mayor should have long ago initiated discussion with the owners and struck an agreement to properly bring these lands into the full public embrace and develop them in an appropriate manner to suit the aesthetics of the Town and the needs of its people. , f 1 How would the Town pay? All those new homes have paid: something something like five thousand dollars each into the Town's lot levy fund. New home owners may not know this as that charge is buried in the purchase price. For the privilege of living in a new home in Bowmanville there is a hefty premium. If all that money has melted away, the council could consider leasing the lands on a long term basis or developing developing a little bit of the land to pay for the acquisition price and development development costs of the remainder. In the eighties as a mere councillor, councillor, I initiated a large chunk of land just south of the bridge at number 2 Highway to go into the care of CLO- CA just as I worked hard to help the fisherman who eventually achieved the fish ladder. At that time I did not even represent Bowmanville. John Winters, when he was Mayor, Mayor, did have a vision for the area. It was futuristic but at least it was a vision. vision. A bad plan is better than no plan. All our present Mayor can say to residents who are mystified by the application is "the owners have a right to apply, it is the law". The implication implication being that they will be back and back. Let's have a little more vision and leadership, please. Try to improve Bowmanville not just keep building houses and shops and hiding behind the law and the economy as an excuse excuse for doing nothing else. Ann Cowman. Tod Toastmasters At end Meeting As a result, the public record maintained by the Companies Branch of the Ministry of Consumer Consumer and Commercial Relations has become unreliable, incomplete and out-of-date. Ministry .audits suggest that as many as 60% of the records may be inaccurate or misleading Each year, there are about 350,000 searches of the public record. The public record is used by the legal profession, law enforcement enforcement agencies, the business community themselves, and other government agencies, and by members members of the public for a variety of reasons, such as to assist in making real estate transactions. As an example, if I were to decide decide to invest in a company, I would like to see their corporate information information -- isn't that a fair assumption? assumption? But, if a company isn't registered how on earth am I to find this information? Ontario is the only province in Canada who until recently, didn't make any charges for corporate registration, Every other province in Canada demands registration and in many cases an accompanying fee far in excess of the charge of $50 in Ontario. As one can see, this requirement isn't any NDP tax grab as suggested suggested in the class warrior tabloid, The Toronto Sun by the ultimate tax warrior Mike Harris, with a malignancy malignancy that lifts him from boring to being plainly unpleasant. If the businesses in the rest of Canada can act responsibly, and comply with their respective provincial government government need of corporate registration, why then is it so difficult for business business in Ontario to behave likewise. Of course I understand the real reasoning behind the desire to flaunt the law. Business just doesn't want to be seen as somehow somehow kowtowing to that awful NDP government in Ontario, that is why, plain and simple as the pimples on your face. I really couldn't have imagined any uproar had any Conservative Conservative government reverted back to their previous demands for a registration registration fee because the "voluntary" "voluntary" system wasn't working out any longer, could you? Sincerelv, Gordon L. Mills, C.D., M.P.P. At their meeting of November 9/ 93 Bowmanville Toastmasters were privileged to have two distinguished Toastmasters in their club. The district 60 Toastmasters Fall Conference for Toastmasters Eastern divisions received their distinguished Toastmaster medallion. Two of these members were from Oshawa Toastmasters and two were from the Bowmanville Club. Among the requirements for this prestigious honor are at least four years continuous continuous membership, terms on both club and district executive, a number of speeches outside of the club, sponsoring sponsoring and mentoring a new club or rebuilding rebuilding a club. The Bowmanville Toastmasters who have achieved this distinction are Irene Konzclmann and Connie Nelson. For club achievements in the past year, Bowmanville Toastmasters earned a Select Distinguished Club Ribbon. The Bowmanville Toastmasters Club welcomes you lo our Sixth Ciiarter Anniversary Celebration and Awards Night, Tuesday, November 23, 1993, 7 o'clock meet ami greet, 7:30 Programme Commences, Everyone welcome. Si, John's Parish Hall comer of Temperance and Queen, Bowmanville Ed's Note: Plain as the pimples on our face! Did I run out of Clearasil again? Gord, you're missing the point. '•'e; You're demanding that every corporation corporation in Ontario must send your government $50 a year to update information that the government must already have on file in order to mail a questionnaire. By far, the majority of companies in Ontario would comply with your request for basic information, so long as there wasn't a price tag attached. For those companies that don't return return a "no charge" questionnaire after after your first request, then, by all means, fine them $50 for their failure failure to co-operate in accurately maintaining the public record. After After all, I would hope that we could agree that the sole purpose of this exercise is to maintain the public record accurately, and not create another NDP tax grab that adversely adversely affects the relationship between government and all businesses in Ontario. You may also be interested to know that we just received a letter from the provincial government asking us to verify our corporate information information for the Ministry of Government Government Services. Interestingly enough, that questionnaire may be returned free of charge! Sincerely, Rick James Generous Students Help Terry Fox Fund | During a school assembly last week, students at St. Stephen's Sep- £ arate School were thanked for their generous .donation by Eleanor % McMillan (right) of the Terry Fox Foundation. St. Stephen's students 1 managed to raise $3,183.50 in pledges following a 5-kilometer Terry Î Fox run for cancer research on October 6th. 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