Monday’s Headlines

G20
• Walkom: G20 flounders on economy after floundering start [ Toronto Star ]
• Goar: Skills training, good jobs and growth [ Toronto Star ]
• Armed with charts and a little luck, Stephen Harper crafts a deal [ Toronto Star ]
• Stephen Harper confident in India’s assurances in nuclear deal [ Toronto Star ]
• Summits help Canadian jobs: PM [ Toronto Sun ]

Protesting the G20
• The fire, the accused and the cop [ Toronto Star ]
• Video: A chaotic weekend [ Toronto Star ]
• Student union faces questions about hosting protesters [ Toronto Star ]
• Arrests hit 604 as havoc carries on [ Toronto Star ]
• ‘Thugs’ justify hug summit security tab, Stephen Harper says [ Toronto Star ]
• Behind the lines of demonstrators at the G20 summit [ Toronto Star ]
• Behind the Black Bloc mob [ Toronto Star ]
• Four alleged G20 violence ringleaders appear in court [ Toronto Star ]
• Amidst chaos, police are (mostly) cool and calm [ Toronto Star ]
• Hundreds arrested in chaotic G20 weekend [ National Post ]
• Panic, outrage as police detain hundreds for hours in pouring rain [ National Post ]
• Peter Kuitenbrouwer: Riot brings a new kind of tourist [ National Post ]
•  Two days in the city: A map of G20 incidents [ National Post ]
• Protesting as an ‘extreme sport’ [ National Post ]
• Arrests not a ‘catch-and-release program’: Cops [ Toronto Sun ]

G20: The Aftermath
• G20 editorial: Brutal spectacle failed a city and its people [ Toronto Star ]
• G20: It wasn’t worth it [ Toronto Star ]
• The morning after: Toronto begins recovery from G20 chaos [ Globe & Mail ]
• Torontonians try to make sense of G20 vandalism [ Globe & Mail ]
• Downtown businesses deal with protest aftermath [ Globe & Mail ]
• Police aren’t going to apologize [ Toronto Sun ]

Other G20 News
• Media and activists divided into two camps at G20 summit [ Toronto Star ]
• Security fence opens as Toronto hopes for a return to normal [ National Post ]
• Extra police to stay in Toronto at least another day [ Globe & Mail ]

Other News
• Union subway station, DVP, major downtown roads closed due to flooding [ Toronto Star ]