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  __Globe and Mail print-edition article

    from "Globe T.O." section M (pages M1, M6),

    with colour graphics including 

    the Corsica 833-home

    proposal

  __heritage planner Paul Dilse is cited:

    ((QUOTE))

      In Candaa, Mr. Dilse explains,

      the property owner has to agree

      for a national designation of cultural

      significance, and that never

      happened, a fact that he

      thinks the Unvierity of Toronto,

      as former owner, should have to

      answer for.

    ((/QUOTE)) 

  __Donalda Robarts is cited as speakind of

    ((QUOTE)) confiscation ((/QUOTE)) 

  __Paul Dilse is additionally cited:

    ((QUOTE))

      The province

      could have used its own authority

      to protect the site. Instead

      it walked away. And the unviersity

      has just glided through this.

      What were the interests at play in

      developing that property? I've

      been doing this for 32 years and

      that propery is unique. It doesn't

      add up. I don't know what's

      behind it all.

    ((/QUOTE)) 

    __this additional citation

      **MIGHT** be read as conveying a

      suggestion of a tacit alliance

      between the University and the

      developer

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