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	Norm Sterling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sterling was returned without difficulty in the 1981 election, and served as a Minister without Portfolio from April 10, 1981 to February 13, 1982.
		Sterling, who represents a predominantly rural and Protestant region of Ontario, disagreed with the Davis government's decision to fully fund Ontario's Catholic school system and insisted that his protest be entered into the official minutes of the executive council.
		Sterling was re-elected in the provincial elections of 1990 and 1995, on the latter occasion by almost 20000 votes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Norm_Sterling (619 words)

	Eye - Norm Sterling is the smiling face of a government at war with the environment - 04.02.98
		Norm Sterling is the smiling face of a government at war with the environment
		Sterling, I am told, is personally not happy with the decimation of the MOE, but he enjoys the overall game of being a minister of the Crown too much to let personal convictions get in the way.
		Sterling is a gentleman who, according to people I've interviewed, enjoys the perks of office, the royal jelly treatment of being minister of this and leader of that, being paid $110,000 a year, plus a $14,820 out-of-town MPP accommodation allowance, with one of the best pensions, surely, of all the Tories.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_04.02.98/news_views/enviro.html (1722 words)

	Norm Sterling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		He is one of the longest-serving members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario[For more facts and a topic of this subject, click this link], EHandler: no quick summary.
		Sterling was returned without difficulty in the 1981 election, EHandler: no quick summary.
		Sterling was re-elected in the provincial elections of 1990 and 1995, EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/n/no/norm_sterling.htm (1079 words)

	An Archival Search for Sterling Brown
		Sterling Brown told Walter White, cards on the table, "I mentioned miscegenation in connection with the founding fathers." "Miscegenation" is a curious coinage of the American psychology -- the mixing of races as taboo.
		Sterling's aim was not to discuss miscegenation, though a scholarly topic, he just wanted to slip "casually" in his article "The Negro in Washington," a "single phrase in a book of 1141 pages." Its full discussion was not one that the Federal Writers' program was willing to undertake.
		It is regrettable that Sterling Brown, it seems, did not further delve into the peculiar story of Mary Syphax and meditate on it and the problematic of American miscegenation.
	www.nathanielturner.com /archivalsearchforsterlingbrown4.htm (1816 words)

	Eye - Harris on Kyoto - or maybe on drugs - 03.12.98
		They frogmarched Norm from the bar to the woodshed, where he folded just exactly as you would expect a wimpy Easterner in pinstripes to do when surrounded by good ole boys from the oil patch.
		Norm's voice was, in fact, more high-pitched than normal -- from having his balls squeezed so hard by the cowboys, I guess.
		From that point on, which is to say through the critical final days of the conference, Norm Sterling's line within the Canadian delegation was that the agreement being proposed was "not supported by the people of Ontario." He dragged his heels, obfuscated, stalled, stonewalled, whinged and grumped.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_03.12.98/news_views/enviro.html (756 words)

	Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Hansard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Norm also was very influential in supporting the Corel Centre, the home of the Ottawa Senators, and bringing forward freedom of information legislation and legislation prohibiting smoking in the workplace and initiating the Drive Clean program in the province of Ontario.
		Norm even claims to have owned a few racehorses to pay his way through law school, although I've been to the racetrack with Norm and I doubt that could ever possibly be the case.
		Norm and Joan took up ballroom dancing together, and they stunned the guests at their wedding when they danced the tango.
	www.ontla.on.ca /hansard/house_debates/37_parl/Session3/L018.htm (18116 words)

	Welcome to Norm Sterling's MPP Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Norm Sterling has lived his entire life, and raised his family, in Eastern Ontario.
		Prior to this appointment, Norm served as Minister of Transportation, where he announced a series of major investments in Ontario’s highway and transit systems, which were designed to save lives and greatly improve the movement of people and goods across the province.
		Norm was elected as a Member of Provincial Parliament for the eighth time on October 2, 2003.
	www.normsterling.com /bio.htm (412 words)

	Sterling Addresses RCO Industry Breakfast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ontario Minister of Environment Norm Sterling believes that short and long-term sustainability of Ontario's blue box program is an issue that should be dealt with during his government's current term of office.
		Sterling expressed his appreciation for the commitment and work from the many industry and environmental organizations that have contributed to RCO's Roles and Responsibilities initiative.
		Sterling also noted that Canada's commitment to reduce greenhouse gases by 2010 will influence all future environmental policy decisions, including those on the structuring of waste diversion policies.
	www.rco.on.ca /news98/a3.htm (307 words)

	Second minister bobs and weaves at Walkerton inquiry
		Sterling said he never read an urgent 1997 letter from Jim Wilson, the health minister, who warned that proposed regulations contained a crucial loophole failing to force municipal waterworks operators to inform local public health officials when tests showed dangerous contaminants in drinking water.
		Sterling said he "wasn't engaged" in water pollution issues and that he did not consider drinking water protection a big concern.
		Sterling said he was assured by senior staff that massive cuts to the environment ministry by the Harris government would not pose any public risk.
	www.nupge.ca /news_2001/news_jn01/n28jn01d.htm (357 words)

	Eye - The minister responsible for murder - 12.17.98
		That was about as close to action that Norm has come, and it was undoubtedly inspired by polls showing that a startling two out of three Torontonians now believe their personal health has been affected by pollution.
		Norm Sterling went so far as to take credit for having played an important backroom role in bringing about this long-needed, much-resisted reform.
		In case you missed it, a copy of an internal letter from Norm Sterling to Minister Stewart, written just before the sulphur-content announcement, was leaked to the media.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_12.17.98/news_views/enviro17.html (616 words)

	Walkerton Inquiry: Pipeline. Issue 9
		As reported on CBC radio June 11 and as reported in the Pipeline May 17, former Environment Minister Norm Sterling was asked in 1997 to amend legislation so that private labs immediately notified health units of adverse drinking water test results.
		Sterling wrote back to Wilson’s successor, Elizabeth Witmer, in November 1997, saying, in effect, that such an amendment wasn’t necessary because the responsibility to report on the part of both operators and the private labs "is clearly delineated in the [Ontario Drinking Water] Objectives."
		Norm Sterling, Minister of Environment and Energy from August, 1996 to June, 1999 was informed of the potential impacts of the cuts to human health and the environment.
	www.opseu.org /walkerton/pipeline9.htm (1853 words)

	Edited Hansard * 1855 * Number 128 (Official Version) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sterling to further impress upon him the need to ensure that the electricity supplied by Ontario Hydro is generated in a manner that is both safe and environmentally sound and to encourage him to consider actions to further reduce air pollution in Ontario.
		Sterling's ministry has placed a cap on nitrogen oxides and sulphur dioxide emissions from Ontario Hydro facilities and the company has indicated that it will continue to meet those demands.
		Minister Sterling is also aware that further reductions in those emissions will be necessary in order to address both domestic and transboundary acid rain and smog issues.
	www.parl.gc.ca /36/1/parlbus/chambus/house/debates/128_1998-09-29/han128_1855-e.htm (300 words)

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		Sterling comes out to accept, spends a few minutes on the mic making his intentions known, then makes his way to the back to prepare for his first title defense, which happens to be against the man he defeated for the title, DENNIS GREGORY.
		Norm has made it crystal clear that IWC officials have had enough with these games and are taking things into their own hands to stop this.
		Sterling has really assumed a leadership position in recent weeks when it comes to this evil contingent, and it seems this faction only gets more and more dangerous and threatening by the week, especially now that Sterling is granted an IWC Title shot.
	www.iwcwrestling.com /iwc_tv_reports02.html (12501 words)

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		Sterling said some fleet vehicles, such as taxis and trucks, should continue to be tested even after the rest are phased out in three to four years.
		Sterling's comments about why newer cars were included are substantially at odds with the official Drive Clean position that newer cars are tested because some will fail, and need to be caught early.
		Sterling said it went beyond that, and that one of the reasons was to have enough cars in the program to make it financially viable for the large number of private garages providing tests.
	www.carincanada.ca /Smokescreen4B.htm (703 words)

	RCO On-Line - Update - Vol 16 No 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Honourable Norm Sterling, Ontario Minister of Environment and Energy, has challenged industries to come forward with organizations and structures that could effectively facilitate environmental self-regulation in the area of waste management.
		Sterling called the environment business "fertile ground for the transfer of that model to achieve significant gains." His challenge came during the question and answer period that followed his remarks to about 170 business representatives at the Recycling Council of Ontario’s annual Industry Breakfast in November.
		Sterling’s parliamentary assistant, is currently meeting with many of the 300 individuals and groups who responded to the Regulation Reform package.
	www.rco.on.ca /news96/a11.html (421 words)

	Lanark-Carleton
		Although Norm Sterling will make his presence known, the former Kanata mayor (Wilkinson) will have welcomed these people to the area over the past 2-3 years curing citezenship ceremonies, and will be a recognizable figure on the ballot sheet, riding the Liberal banner.
		Sterling is being pilloried by people in the riding by being continually absent from the riding and generally being unavailable to his constituents.
		Norm Sterling dose not have a chance with Marianne Wilkenson running for the Liberals.People say how could she leave the Tory party like a lot of us Tories the party has left us and her.
	www.electionprediction.org /2003_on/riding/lanark-carleton.htm (1191 words)

	The Ontario PC Party - News & Headlines
		Sterling says that if local efforts to keep the Centre open are ultimately unsuccessful, the McGuinty government must agree to extraordinary measures to both protect the institution's residents and to help the area overcome the loss of a major employer.
		Sterling says the ministry should deliver a status report to the legislature three months after the closure.
		The MPP said that in a phone conversation with Community and Social Services Minister Sandra Pupatello he received her assurance that the province will be providing assistance to help the community overcome the loss of this major employer and generator of significant economic activity.
	www.ontariopc.com /news.asp?ID=179 (372 words)

	Dec 1999
		Norm's oldest son was attending a medical convention at Walt Disney World and that was our reason for being there.
		Norm had queued in his computer, fourteen e-mails to family and friends and three stocks to sell and two to buy through his brokerage service.
		Norm's sister was heading to Kentucky and we decided it was time for us to return.
	www.seeya-downtheroad.com /1999/Dec1999.htm (1699 words)

	Lanark-Carleton
		Sterling was once a formidable candidate but has faltered as an enviroment minister.
		Sterling and Eastman will go head to head, allowing Sansome to narrowly come up the middle.
		Sterling has taken quite a bit of flack from the public at the all candidates meetings held in Lanark County, and did not show up at the Televised debate in Ottawa.
	www.electionprediction.org /1999_ontario/east/lanark-carleton.html (290 words)

	Stockwell used good 'science': MPP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Provincial cabinet minister and Perth-area MPP Norm Sterling says science, not politics, convinced the Ontario government to permit a Swiss company to triple the amount of water it can draw from his riding's Tay River.
		Stockwell announced his decision, which came as a surprise to many and sparked a new round of complaints from residents and opposition politicians that the provincial government is meddling in municipal affairs.
		Sterling bristled yesterday over that suggestion, and singled out a Sunday Citizen report -- headlined "Who's in charge here?" -- as being especially "off the mark in trying to portray this OMYA as an interference issue.
	www.vtce.org /goodscience.html (485 words)

	OCAA: Air pollution in the media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sterling brought his message to 24 mayors from both sides of the border meeting in Windsor this week at the 12th annual Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Mayors' Conference.
		Sterling said letters have been sent out to his counterparts in neighbouring U.S. states telling motorists visiting Ontario, including commercial traffic, that they will have to conform to the province's new emissions standards program, expected to start in Windsor and other cities next year.
		Sterling told the mayors he predicts Ontario's environmental moves will "influence" the way its U.S. neighbours deal with the twin major sources of air pollution on the Canadian side of the border.
	www.cleanair.web.net /media/ontariowarns.html (322 words)

	RCO On-Line - Update - Vol 16 No 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Honourable Norm Sterling, MPP for Carleton, was named new minister of environment and energy in the recent cabinet shuffle.
		Sterling was moved from his cabinet post as Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations.
		Sterling has held several posts, including Parliamentary Assistant to the Attorney General, PC Deputy House Leader and PC critic for several ministries (Intergovern-mental Affairs, Treasury and Economics, and Industry, Trade and Technology).
	www.rco.on.ca /news96/c7.html (119 words)

	Midnight tire jockeys are forcing legitimate recyclers out of business
		Environment Minister Tony Clement (and his predecessor before this spring's Cabinet shuffle Norm Sterling) may pay lip service to the creed of reduce, reuse, and recycle, but the reality in the scrap tire business in Ontario speaks otherwise.
		At present, the equivalent of some 14 million new passenger car tires are sold annually in Ontario, replacing a similar number of scrap tires, according to industry observers.
		A group of stakeholders in the industry held a meeting with then Environment Minister Norm Sterling on August 4, 1998 to make recommendations that would force the pollution pirates out of their lucrative "business," ensure a steady supply of scrap tires to recyclers and reduce the risk of a tire bomb going off.
	www.canadafreepress.com /1999/9909a3.htm (1295 words)

	GM Abhijit Kunte speaks to Mainsha Mohite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A sterling performance in the Calicut GM event in 1998 and Abhijit was richer in terms of a tournament title, a hefty price amount and a GM norm.
		Thereby winning the GM norms by whiskers in the last couple of years, Abhijit played solidly at the Goodricke meet in Calcutta in February to gain his final GM norm and the third title on a memorable day.
		About 15 years and it was only after winning the Asian junior in 1997 and achieving my first GM norms that the GM title appeared attractive and I thought that I had good chances.
	www.chathurangam.com /interview/abhijit.asp (701 words)

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		Sterling wrote in the letter, a copy of which has been obtained by The Globe and Mail.
		Sterling's proposal, adding that Premier Ralph Klein's Tories have backed such a move for some time.
		Sterling referred to a study conducted by the Institute for Research on Public Policy, a Montreal-based non-partisan think-tank, that said only 8 per cent of Canadians agreed the prime minister should have sole discretion to appoint Supreme Court judges.
	www.fact.on.ca /newpaper/gm99102h.htm (832 words)

	Ontbudget-Contempt, 3rd Writethru ##### REUSE STORY ID !!!! #### (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Liberal critic Michael Bryant wrote a letter to Attorney General Norm Sterling in an effort to find out whether the government went against the advice of its own lawyers by releasing its March 27 budget at an auto-parts plant.
		Late in the day, Attorney General Norm Sterling issued a peculiar response to Bryant's letter.
		Sterling went on to say that it would be "inappropriate" to comment further.
	www.cp.org /english/online/full/National/030509/n0509105A.html (442 words)

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