ELECTION AFTER-MATH
• ‘Unity dinner’ planned to erase mayoral candidates’ debts [The Star]
• Nunziata denies accusations of harassment [The Star]
• McCallion inquiry unlikely to be stopped [The Star]
• Fundraiser in the works to erase Toronto mayoral candidates’ campaign debts [Globe & Mail]
• Toronto councillor Frances Nunziata accused of harassment, discrimination [Globe & Mail]
• A tempest in Toronto’s teapot [Globe & Mail]
• Kuitenbrouwer: Watching the ballot guarder [National Post]
• Kuitenbrouwer: Moscoe wants to go to law school [National Post]
CITY SPECTACLES
• Pandas continue to befuddle government officials [The Star]
• Santa Claus parade goes high tech [The Star]
• Where pumpkins go before they die [BlogTO]
• Unique maps of Toronto [BlogTO]
CITY BUILDING
• Controversial waterfront site sold to developers [The Star]
• Levy: Touring the Homeless Hilton [The Sun]
• Bruce Mau redesigns Toronto [The Star]
LAW & ORDER
• Coming soon to a crime scene near you: 3D cameras [The Star]
• Harper heeds call to lessen restrictions on citizen’s arrests [Globe & Mail]
TRANSIT
• Cyclist struck, killed by GO train [The Star]
• The Fixer: Subway grate a trip in itself [The Star]
• Water main break halts Danforth subway [The Star]
OTHER NEWS
• Fiorito: Dad driven off the job by bedbugs [The Star]
2 comments
In the picture of crowds at Woodbine station, the platform area in the entire foreground (where the roof is lower) is going to be off-limits once the planned elevators are installed.
People thought it was bad enough there today — wait until a quarter of the platform area, and one of the three bus positions, is no longer available.
I was there this morning at 7:15am and was thinking the same thing. While subway shutdowns like this are relatively rare, whenever they do happen on Danforth, Woodbine station is almost always used as a turn-back or terminal station. The last thing the TTC should be doing is reducing the capacity there.