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Mayoral Race
• Mayoral candidates stick to familiar subjects in debate [ Toronto Star ]
• No cars on the Gardiner in Giorgio Mammoliti’s waterfront plan [ Toronto Star ]
• Mammoliti plan turns Garniner into garden [ Globe & Mail ]
• China paying for George Smitherman’s trip to ‘mayors forum’ [ Toronto Star ]
• Candidates cry foul as Smitherman accepts Chinese invitation [ Globe & Mail ]

G20
• Fertilizer-bomb fears spur search for man with missing fingers [ Toronto Star ]
• G8-G20 security firm doesn’t have license to work in Ontario [ Toronto Star ]
• G20 protesters say they won’t be intimidated by police tactics [ Toronto Star ]
• Harper defends marketing value of fake lake by a real lake [ Globe & Mail ]

City Hall
• It’s truth or consequences for council candidates [ Toronto Sun ]
• Rae says he’s right to use budget cash for bash [ Toronto Sun ]

Other News
• Shrugs great historic $145M Toronto land claim settlement [ Toronto Star ]
• Toronto Hydro urged to spark local solar panel industry [ Toronto Star ]
• Trouble brewing in the junction [ Toronto Sun ]
• Ticket canceling manual released [ Toronto Star ]
• Student-built app allows Paris Metro riders to use smart phones to get directions [ Globe & Mail ]

3 comments

  1. The fact that Mammoliti, and the rest, want to widen Lakeshore proves they never walk: Lakeshore is the barrier to Queen’s Quay. I don’t have to take my life in my hands to walk under the Gardiner, do I? I need to do so to cross Lakeshore. It makes me wonder if they own condos with Gardiner-views they want to improve the value of…

  2. It’s the ramps to the Gardiner which cause the greatest problems, releasing a huge volume of vehicular traffic that becomes the critical mass.