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		It is expected that as the matter moves forward before the courts DiIanni may argue that some of the issues surrounding his finances were due to similar practical difficulties resulting from the large amount of money, and donors involved in his campaign.
		Jeff Levy, DiIanni's lawyer, is expected to argue for a process which would look a lot more like a trial, involving not only written submissions but also the calling of witnesses to give spoken testimony.
		If the auditor were to find that Chapman's concerns were groundless and if it were to be shown that she had acted in bad faith the law provides that she can be pursued in the courts to recover the cost of the audit.
	lists.indymedia.org /pipermail/imc-hamilton/2004-December/1211-4u7xn.html (956 words)

	News Column
		I asked whether this portion of the show was preceded by an explanation that the views expressed belonged to the councillor and not the city and was told that no such explanation was provided but that maybe it should be.
		I know that, had DiIanni talked to staff involved in the landfill remediation, he would not have drawn the conclusion that excavating Rennie was beneficial to surrounding neighbourhoods.
		Much to his credit, Councillor DiIanni was responsive to my concerns and has offered to attend our next landfill committee meeting to discuss this situation.
	www.environmenthamilton.org /newscolumn/news020318.htm (796 words)

	Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mayor DiIanni asked the Pasutas to come forward to give them a Plaque on behalf of Council which says: "On behalf of the City of Hamilton, I wish to extend congratulations and recognition of Robert and Elaine Pasuta recipients of the distinguished 2003 Farm Family of the Year Award.
		DiIANNI: I know that and I should have mentioned that Councillors Ferguson and Mitchell are past recipients of the Family Farmer of the Year award, as well "And that speaks well for the kind of expertise we have around the council table;".
		DiIanni: Well, it may be humourous to you, but there is a piece of legislation that we must follow called the Municipal Act.
	www.hamiltoncatch.org /council/council_040310.htm (7845 words)

	L007A - Mon 1 Dec 2003 / Lun 1er déc 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Larry ran on a platform that offered hope and opportunity for the future of Hamilton, and as well to move past the divisive issues that have plagued our great city.
		I've known Larry DiIanni for a long time, since my days on city council, and I know him to be a person of great integrity, great intelligence and great commitment to the people he serves.
		I know that under Larry DiIanni's leadership, Hamilton will be well served, and that leadership will reach out to all aspects of our community.
	www.ontla.on.ca /hansard/house_debates/38_parl/Session1/L007A.htm (18692 words)

	Friends of Red Hill Valley
		If DiIanni continues to refuse to release his donor list before the election, it may be helpful to voters to know who funded Mr.
		DiIanni ran to keep his seat on Stoney Creek’s council.
		DiIanni ran for the Ward 10 (Stoney Creek) seat on Hamilton City Council.
	www.hwcn.org /Information/NEST/environ/conserv/forhv/whatsnew/up2003c/up031021.htm (282 words)

	Main Body
		DiIanni as mayor, to take action to start the process and do the right thing for the people.
		We are submitting this letter to you in person before you discuss it with colleagues as you may have some points you may wish to discuss with us.
		In an effort to offset these actions Mayor DiIanni, has hurriedly tried to keep one of his campaign promises by putting together, this month, a local council to report to the City on local concerns.
	www.freeflamborough.org /body.html (3168 words)

	News Column
		Councillor Larry DiIanni's recent column defending the city's delayed release of background documents related to the proposed Red Hill Creek Expressway accomplished one very important thing for me — it got me thinking about democracy.
		I phoned DiIanni to get a bit more detail from him regarding his sense of how our representative democracy works.
		In response, DiIanni emphasized that in a representative democracy, close and careful consultation with the public is critical — that the "community will has to be tested."
	www.environmenthamilton.org /newscolumn/news021007.htm (741 words)

	Archives
		DiIanni on July 11, 2004 asking him to outline the local initiatives that you claimed he was taking to address and resolve our grievances.
		I understand that Hamilton's new Mayor Larry Di Ianni is in the process of undertaking local initiatives to hear the concerns of his constituents and to seek ways to address them.
		In choosing Larry Di Ianni for mayor over David Christopherson, the voting majority have opted to stay on track with a steady and balanced approach to the job rather than returning to a more populist, albeit dynamic style of leadership.
	www.freeflamborough.org /archives.html (12938 words)

	The Silhouette Online Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Two former Provincial NDP members were among the top tier of candidates: David Miller was the NDP candidate that ran unsuccessfully against now education minister Gerard Kennedy in a 1996 by-election; David Christopherson was Ontario’s attorney general under the ill-fated Bob Rae government.
		Towards the end of Toronto’s campaign it came down to Miller versus Tory, while in Hamilton it was always a two-man race, with a host of other candidates.
		To help Larry DiIanni build the highway through Red Hill is a mostly re-elected bunch of Councilors in which “the left” is in the minority.
	www.msu.mcmaster.ca /sil/archives/031113/oped/031113tale.html (838 words)

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		Toronto’s Mayor David Miller and Vancouver’s Mayor Larry Campbell are the leading spokespersons for the larger cities now that Winnipeg’s former mayor Glen Murray proved unable to secure a seat in Parliament, but both of them have been distracted from the larger issue by local problems.
		Chapman had alleged irregularities in respect to the election contributions of three councillors and five other candidates (who were defeated) as well as Mayor Larry DiIanni.
		What remains outstanding is the request for a compliance audit of the filing made by Mayor Larry DiIanni.
	www.localgovernment.ca /show_bulletin.cfm?id=138 (1535 words)

	HWCDSB News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Grade 7 students at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Elementary School will be sharing a pizza lunch with Hamilton Mayor Larry DiIanni on December 1st at 11:15 a.m.
		The Mayor’s pizza party was the grand prize in an artwork contest sponsored by the City of Hamilton as part of its Hamilton Celebrates civic pride initiative held throughout the month of October.
		Their artwork was inspired by an out-of-school learning experience to LIUNA Station where students were given a guided tour of the former train station where many newcomers made their first foray into the city.
	www.hwcdsb.edu.on.ca /news_archives/05_06/mf_na_0506_4.html (216 words)

	Family advocacy group breaks through stonewalling - Interim, Feb 2004
		Although a new administration has taken control in Hamilton following municipal elections last November, Enos is not overly enchanted with some of the new politicians on city council.
		However, DiIanni seemed to come around somewhat after subsequent approaches by the HWFAC and agreed that he wanted "something that works" with respect to sexual health programs in the city.
		The HWFAC has prepared a fact sheet, in which it compares the claims of the Hamilton public health department to the truth.
	www.theinterim.com /2004/feb/20familyadvocacy.html (509 words)

	Saving the Red Hill Valley Petition
		At a time when most people are trying to preserve our forests and natural habitats, Mayor Larry DiIanni believes it is o.k.
		Mayor Larry DiIanni has said that the majority of Hamiltonians voted to build the expressway.
		I intend to prove him wrong by filling this petition with more signatures to save the valley than votes he received in the last municipal election.
	www.thepetitionsite.com /takeaction/206202093 (1152 words)

	Smoove D: An Interview with Mayor Larry Di Ianni - Raise the Hammer
		The Hamilton Mayor agreed to share 45 minutes of his time to respond to my questions about the city's controversial aerotropolis plan.
		I sent an email to your office looking for some more information about the hundred million dollar number that's been bandied around.
		RM: Marjorie Walker replied, and she wrote, "The city is NOT investing 100M on this project (funding for this includes many options).
	www.raisethehammer.org /index.asp?id=131 (6861 words)

	David Christopherson
		After serving as House Leader for the party when it was in opposition, he left the legislature to run for mayor in 2003.
		He lost a close race (by approximately 16,000 votes) to Larry DiIanni, mostly due to the amalgamation of more right-leaning suburbs with the city of Hamilton.
		Christopherson ran for the Federal NDP as a candidate for the riding of Hamilton-Centre in the 2004 Canadian election.
	www.askfactmaster.com /David_Christopherson (228 words)

	Kingston Electors
		A news release issued today by the lawyer for Joanna Chapman says, "Charges have been laid under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 against 18 corporations that allegedly over-contributed or improperly contributed to the 2003 election campaign of Hamilton Mayor Larry DiIanni." The accused will appear in court in Hamilton on July 5.
		The charges relate to the March 2004 campaign financial report of Mayor DiIanni.
		The release notes that the limitation period for laying charges was approaching with respect to these companies but says that information that came out later "could result in additional charges against other corporations in the future."
	www.kingstonelectors.ca /article.php?id=172 (395 words)

	Centre for Community Study
		Hamilton Mayor Larry DiIanni, will be joined by Council colleagues and a diverse group of community stakeholders for the release of a major report on the local impact of social services downloading.
		The study, entitled "The Downloaded Dilemma", was commissioned by the Social Services Downloading Steering Committee (a joint committee of City Council and community members) and produced by the Centre for Community Study in Hamilton - an independent, non profit research organization.
		For the third year in a row, Mayor DiIanni is in discussions with the province in hopes of securing a fair funding deal for the City.
	www.communitystudy.ca /SSDSC.htm (443 words)

	Business Executive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A subsequent visit to Yingkou in July by port authority board chairman Larry Russell and City of Hamilton Mayor, His Worship Larry DiIanni, saw the signing of a letter of intent to cooperate in the future.
		During the visit to Yingkou, potential business opportunities were identified through a series of meetings with COSCO Logistics, China-based consultants, key business leaders, Mayors of area Cities, Dalaian University of Technology and the Consulate General in Shanghai.
		The Port of Hamilton is the leading Canadian Port on the Great Lakes for maritime trade handling over 12 million tonnes of cargo and more than 700 vessel calls per year.
	www.busexec.com /dec05/index.php?link=Hamilton (1175 words)

	Documents
		The mayor of Hamilton, Larry DiIanni, is being accused of dozens of violations of the Municipal Elections Act.
		Chapman found eight separate instances in which DiIanni reported receiving more than the legally allowable maximum funding from a single contributor.
		Chapman believes they are associated and notes that "the principal corporate directors have the same first names but varied spellings of the family name on their corporate documents - Losani, Liosani and Osani - however, they utilize the same residential address and appear to be all the same family."
	www.urbanneighbourhoods.ca /news2.html (583 words)

	HWCDSB News
		Photo 2: Sandi Mlekuz, Manager of St. Charles Adult Education Centres, is presented with a V.I.P. Award by Mayor Larry DiIanni at the October 2nd launch of Hamilton Celebrates month.
		Several individuals from the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board were recognized earlier this school year for the “good things” they are doing in their communities to make Hamilton a better place to live, work and play.
		The contributions of these and other award recipients have helped to solidify Hamilton’s reputation as a diverse and caring community with one of the highest rates of volunteerism in the country.
	www.hwcdsb.edu.on.ca /news_archives/05_06/mf_na_0506_14.html (1257 words)

	News Item - The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board
		This event gave the students a chance to meet some community partners that they might only see on television.
		Mayor Larry DiIanni and former Mayor, Jack MacDonald were in attendance as well as representatives from the Hamilton Police, Fire Department, Hamilton Tiger Cats, Hamilton Bulldogs, Mohawk College, Dofasco, Sears, Canadian, Tire, Banyon Community Services, Hansen Canada, Hamilton Community Net, Kiwanis Club and Board members from the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board.
		Through the generosity of these many community partnerships, the school has benefited with a school-wide snack program, the purchase of new gym uniforms, a reading buddy initiative for struggling learners, after-school programs for girls and dances for Intermediate students as well as an anti-bullying initiative called the Cheerios has also been established.
	www.hwdsb.on.ca /about_us/newsroom/v_2_0_1/news_detail.aspx?newsid=222 (215 words)

	Stoney Creek, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, its suburban voters helped ensure the first mayor of an amalgamated Hamilton came from the former suburbs.
		The new city's second mayor, Larry DiIanni, had served as a Stoney Creek Councillor for 20 years.
		Stoney Creek Jr.B Warriors the local Jr.B hockey team
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stoney_Creek,_Ontario (1010 words)

	Allowing Us to Dream Again - Raise the Hammer
		Mayor Larry DiIanni called it great news for the city of Hamilton and added that he is optimistic Hamilton can also use it to upgrade roads, bridges and other infrastructure.
		DiIanni explained that the City hasn't decided what it will spend the money on yet, but is glad the feds are allowing cities of less than 500,000 to use it on more than transit.
		While other cities drool over the improvements that can be made in their transit systems, Hamilton drools over the possibility of more roads and more sprawl.
	www.raisethehammer.org /blog.asp?id=086 (1013 words)

	Reality TV comes with perks, not a price tag - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Findley also noted that the school district received other free perks, including a U.S. Army drill sergeant to oversee physical fitness and four UPMC trainers to work with student-athletes.
		"This is the first year I didn't have to spend any money on football," Larry DiIanni said.
		In addition to uniforms and spikes, Montour junior Bryce Pfeuffer said, players received the following Reebok merchandise: a pair of sandals, four wristbands, two headbands, two short-sleeved undershirts, one long-sleeved undershirt, two hooded sweatshirts and sweatpants, a sweatsuit for away games, two pairs of shorts, 10 T-shirts, a golf shirt, socks, hats and travel bags.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/sports/highschool/info/s_385866.html (888 words)

	Sharon Musgrave - Message Board - CWAM awareness night
		IN OUR OWN BACKYARD promises to be a gritty, truthful and eye popping evening for anyone unaware of the magnitude of the problem of addictions in Hamilton and area - and how it affects families working and living in Steeltown.
		Janet DiIanni will be joined by Jason Farr, Charlie Chiarelli, Sharon Musgrave, Stella Woock and many others, as they read poems and testimonials written by addicts or former addicts in active recovery.
		Funds from the evening will support a Come Walk A Mile Addiction Services 24 Hour Crisis Line, program development and the Peter Wenk Transportation Fund, a fund that provides taxi vouchers for those in need of transportation to detox.
	www.sharonmusgrave.com /forum/topic.asp?topic_ID=182 (144 words)

	University president prepares for a 'Spirit-ed' roast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The award will be presented by Hamilton Mayor Larry DiIanni, and by Peter Kells, the founder of Safe Communities Coalition.
		Hamilton, ON - Peter George, president and vice-chancellor of McMaster University, will receive the Spirit of the Community Award in a gala roast on Wednesday, April 27 at Carmen’s Banquet and Convention Centre beginning at 5:30 pm.
		The award is given to someone who has used their profile to enhance and promote the quality of life in this Hamilton community through volunteer and community giving, and who has previously not received extensive recognition for their involvement in the community.
	www.mcmaster.ca /ua/opr/nms/newsreleases/2005/spiritaward.html (254 words)

	Hamilton Mundialization Committee - News and Media
		Meeting Vice Mayor Fan and the other members of the delegation with Larry Di Ianni Mayor of city of Hamilton and Hamilton Mundialization Committee and sponsors.
		The winner is determined from nominations submitted by you, as an individual, or as a member of a group in Hamilton.
		Visit of Mayor of Hamilton Larry Di Ianni and HMC to Sarasota sister city, USA
	www.mundialization.ca /html/news.html (998 words)

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