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"‘Therefore, why would we accept a storage facility for waste generated in many other municipalities that may even remotely. put the citizens of Oakville at risk?" "CIBC is committed to responsible environmental management and we believe that our proposal is the best option to protect the environment and minimize any risks associated with storing such material," said CIBC‘s Paul Haight, manager of Environmental Initiatives, Property Management Division. Haight explained CIBC has very few possible storage sites and so it chose a parcel of undeveloped land it owns on the southwest corner of Royal Windsor Drive and Winston Churchill Boulevard. The 36,000 lightâ€" ing ballasts to be decommissioned would be stored within the structure inside an estimated 200 drums placed in five steel shipping containers. (Continued from page 1) of locations across the province. After consulting with the Ministry of Environment, the company concluded it would be best to consolidate the waste in one facility rather than in hundreds of small sites in occupied buildings. Lucky Oakville was selected. Fire chief warns of problems Jim Gatley, who knew Mraz since his high school days at M.M. Robinson in Burlington, described his friend as a sports enthusiast and a quiet, likeable man. Visitation was held Thursday at Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home. A funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. today with cremation to follow. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to the Halton Lung Association. Mraz, an optician with National Vision Association Ltd. who moved to Oakville after high school, was taken to South Muskoka Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge where he was pronounced dead. Prosser of the OPP in Bracebridge, Mraz was moving at a high rate of speed for that stretch of road and lost control. 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