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Sidney Linden, below left, is Metro's public complaints commissioner.
Sidney Linden, below left, is Metro's public complaints commissioner.

Sidney Linden, below left, is Metro's public complaints commissioner.

Date11/12/1981
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Sidney Linden: Metro public complaints commissioner has called for videotaping of suspects' interrogation to reduce charges of coercion and police brutality
Sidney Linden: Metro public complaints commissioner has called for videotaping of suspects' interrogation to reduce charges of coercion and police brutality
4/14/1983
Today, the Police Complaints Board under complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, left, will decide the officer's fate
Today, the Police Complaints Board under complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, left, will decide the officer's fate
1/20/1983
Sidney B. Linden Q.C. Public complaints commissioner
Sidney B. Linden Q.C. Public complaints commissioner
8/7/1989
The team: Complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, seated centre, with his investigators, from left: Steve Lechnewsky, Ed Singleton, Philomena Stanway, Lorenzo Mendoza and Astaw Seife
The team: Complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, seated centre, with his investigators, from left: Steve Lechnewsky, Ed Singleton, Philomena Stanway, Lorenzo Mendoza and Astaw Seife
3/12/1982
Sidney B. Linden (above) and Clayton Ruby, are two Toronto defence lawyers who have proposed revisions which would drastically streamline Metro's over-loaded provincial courts system, but would not involve revising the law. Linden says present system is not capable of working, no matter how hard courts work.
Sidney B. Linden (above) and Clayton Ruby, are two Toronto defence lawyers who have proposed revisions which would drastically streamline Metro's over-loaded provincial courts system, but would not involve revising the law. Linden says present system is not capable of working, no matter how hard courts work.
11/16/1973
Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
2/1/1977
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
3/5/1982
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
3/5/1982
During a discussion of an independent inquiry into the way Metro police investigate complaints against the force, especially complaints of brutality, (...)
During a discussion of an independent inquiry into the way Metro police investigate complaints against the force, especially complaints of brutality, (...)
5/16/1974
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
2/3/1970
At odds: Harbourfront general manager Frank Mills, left, has challenged Ottawa planner Stephen McLaughlin to reveal in public his complaints about the crown corporation
At odds: Harbourfront general manager Frank Mills, left, has challenged Ottawa planner Stephen McLaughlin to reveal in public his complaints about the crown corporation
1/13/1987
Handling complaints that come in to the Landlord-Tenant Advisory Bureau of Metro are director Paul Jones and Maria DeBrito.
Handling complaints that come in to the Landlord-Tenant Advisory Bureau of Metro are director Paul Jones and Maria DeBrito.
11/25/1971