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Dave Toms, Daily Journal Record, 30 Apr 1971     Conflict between local residents and the planning board results in a blockade of the parkland at the bottom of Jones Street in Bronte.

Daily Journal Record, 1 Sep 1967     A history of important events in the earliest days of Bronte.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 27 Jun 1984     The Town of Oakville will hold off on their appeal to evict Steve Ruddy until May 1985.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 24 May 1985     “Bailiffs will be hired by the Town of Oakville to oust Steve Ruddy from his property in Bronte where he has operated a marina-type facility for the past 15 years."

Oakville Beaver, 9 Oct 1985     The Town of Oakville attempted to evict Steve Ruddy using the Landlord and Tenant act and is still waiting on the court’s judgment.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 18 Oct 1985     The town council attempts evict Steve Ruddy for the sixth time. This ongoing battle is due to Ruddy’s presence on Municipal owned property that is located north of Lakeshore Road.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 18 Oct 1985     Steve Ruddy wins his fifth legal battle against the Town of Oakville for his property west of the 12 Mile Creek.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 26 Jun 1985     Decisions made during the town council meeting about Steve Ruddy will be available in the meeting minutes according to Doug Gates. This will not include recommendations made by town solicitors.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 18 Apr 1984     Steve Ruddy’s lease was set to be terminated by the town at the end of April, despite requests for an extension.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 28 Aug 1985     The amount of money spent by the town of Oakville in the Ruddy case totals up to approximately $10,000. Further expense went towards bailiffs who attempted to take possession of the land unsuccessful

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 8 May 1985     The Supreme court jusges in favor of Steve Ruddy and orders the town to pay the $3,000 court costs to Ruddy.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 14 Jun 1985     Steve Ruddy comes away from the court with another victory against the Town of Oakville. The judges ruling will allow him to remain on the land where his marina has been located for 16 years.

Oakville Beaver, 18 Jan 1984     The Town of Oakville has received six proposals for the operation of the Bronte Marina

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 27 Jun 1984     Steve Ruddy wins another victory against the town allowing his Marina to remain in operation until May 31, 1985. He also received full compensation for his court costs.

Diane Hart, Oakville Beaver, 7 Jun 1985     Bailiffs hired by the town attempted to take possession of the property rented by Steve Ruddy. Ruddy refused to leave and despite law enforcement presence, continued to run his marina.

Lilian DiRisio, Oakville Beaver, 29 Jan 1988     After Steve Ruddy’s contract with the town of Oakville ended on December 1st, 1988, Ruddy was to remove the remainder’s of his marina business before the end of the month.

    Evidence of Steve Ruddy’s marine operation remains on the property where his business once ran. Despite the town’s push to have the barge’s moved, Ruddy claims that due to weather, there is nothing h

Carmela Fragomeni, Oakville Beaver, 16 Jan 1987     "A new 66-unit condominium development at Bronte Harbor, which one town planner admits is 'large for the street' has been given the final go-ahead from the town."

Carmela Fragomeni, Oakville Beaver, 6 Apr 1984     The regional council rejects a protest from the West Oakville Ratepayers Association about building condominium units at the corner of Lakeshore Rd W and Bronte Rd.

Bruce Froude, Oakville Beaver, 17 Jul 1987     The town council adopts a 2-story limit on new buildings in Bronte as a means to preserve the village environment.