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September 24 Toronto Arnold Bruner's report Out of the Closet: Study of Relations between the Homosexual Community and the Police (commonly known as The Bruner Report), commissioned by Toronto City Council, was released. The 188–page report made sixteen recommendations. It called for recognition of the gay community as a legitimate minority community entitled to legal protection against discrimination, for the establishment of a permanent police-gay dialogue committee, and for an end to police entrapment and hidden undercover surveillance of gays. Reaction to the report in the gay community was cautiously optimistic; other reactions were mixed. Mayor Art Eggleton worried that the recommendations would "give special status or suggest special status to the gay community." (See also November 3, 1981, and December 10–11, 1981.)

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"What Happened When," Xtra!, no. 375 (1999), pp. 11, 16."War or Peace?" (editorial), Body Politic, no. 78 (1981), p. 8 Dave Todd, "Gap between Gays, Police Growing," Ottawa Citizen, 30 September 1981, p. 73 Maggie Siggins, "A Little Paper Is a Dangerous Thing: It's Easy to Laugh at the Sun—Unless, Like the Gays, You're the One Who Gets Burned," Toronto Life, February 1982, pp. 15–19 "Not Very Helpful" (editorial), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 26 September 1981, p. 6 Paul Leroux, "Les gais de Toronto: 'une communauté de fait,'" Le Berdache, no. 25 (1981), p. 15 Ross Laver, "Stop Picking on Homosexuals, Hire Gay Officers, Police Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 September 1981, pp. 1–2 Ross Laver, "Remarks on Gays Intended as Joke, Police Leader Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 October 1981, p. 5 Ed Jackson, "Police and Gays: Study Calls for Dialogue," Body Politic, no. 78 (1981), pp. 10–11 Claire Hoy, "Gay Study Is Plain Sad" (column), Toronto Sun, 27 September 1981, p. 13 John Ferri, "Author Defends Homosexual Report," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 26 September 1981, p. A5 "Eggleton against Hiring Gay Cops," Toronto Sun, 25 September 1981, p. 4 John Downing, "A Sop to Homosexuals" (column), Toronto Sun, 25 September 1981, p. 4 "Dialogue and Beyond" (editorial), Body Politic, no. 81 (1982), p. 8 Doug Chin, "Social Carnage" (letter), Body Politic, no. 79 (1981), p. 4 Arnold Bruner papers , accession 1998–050, Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, Toronto Lara Bradley, "The 'Final Solution' to the Gay Problem: Lawyer Arnold Bruner Blew the Lid off Slimy Police Tactics," Xtra!, no. 375 (1999), p. 11 Lis Ben, "Legitimate at Last?" Gay Niagara News, 3, no. 1 (January 1982): 7–9 "Arnold's Folly" (editorial), Toronto Sun, 28 September 1981, p. 10

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