G20 Aftermath
• Opinion: A rough lesson in civics [ Toronto Star ]
• Accused in G20 protests released on bail [ Toronto Star ]
• Best be careful around ‘public works’ [ Toronto Star ]
• Police board lacks power for full G20 review: former members [ Globe & Mail ]
• Toronto police to release list of ‘Most Wanted’ G20 suspects [ Globe & Mail ]
TTC
• Homeowner the last to find out he will lose his house [ Toronto Star ]
• TTC’s slow clean-up [ Toronto Star ]
• Comment: Streetcars running off rails [ National Post ]
City Building
• Portlands arena: Two visions, one preference [ Toronto Star ]
• Final cost of stacked rinks is unknown [ National Post ]
• Construction on island tunnel to start in 2011 [ National Post ]
Plants & Weeds
• Toronto’s favourite leafy giants [ Toronto Star ]
• Noxious hogweed growing in Toronto [ Toronto Star ]
Other News
• Goar: Employment takes off – except in Toronto [ Toronto Star ]
• Roseman: Canadian Tire apologizes for eco-fee errors [ Toronto Star ]
• Fiorito: Bedbugs moving into our public libraries [ Toronto Star ]
• The Indy fence: Stronger, shorter and a whole lot cheaper [ Globe & Mail ]
One comment
Re: Employment takes off – except in Toronto
The truth far worse than Carol Goar reported for the city proper. If the city is singled out, the ugly truth is plain to see.
Toronto unemployment three month average (seasonally adjusted) went from 10.2% to 10.6% in the last twelve months. The Toronto CMA (including Toronto) the rate went from 9.7% to 9.5%
Keep in mind that the CMA had declining unemployment despite having Toronto’s increasing unemployment included in the figures.
Hey Toronto, how is having the lowest residential property tax and the highest commercial property tax suiting you?