Thursday’s Headlines

CITY HALL
• James: Lessons learned on Oct. 25 [The Star]
• New wave of women shrinks gender gap at City Hall [National Post]

REMEMBRANCE DAY
• Remembrance Day: A complete guide [National Post]
• TTC will pause to remember [The Sun]
• Warmington: McDonald’s sticks a pin in her Remembrance Day plans [The Sun]
• Going to war over poppies [Now Magazine]

CITY BUILDING
• Lamb wins battle for King St. tower [National Post]
• Peter Kuitenbrouwer: Queen West Triangle welcomes a new crowd [National Post]
• Bowling alley to open in downtown Toronto [BlogTO]
• TObuilt is back online [BlogTO]
• Monster jam: Jan Wong on the tear-down trend in Lawrence Park [Toronto Life]
• The Economist vs. BMO Nesbitt Burns: Is Toronto real estate overpriced or ridiculously overpriced? [Toronto Life]

STREETSCAPE
• The Fixer: Bags grow on trees at Dufferin Mall [The Star]
• Ossington Avenue open for business again [The Star]
• A salty affair [Eye Weekly]
• Portrait of a suburban strip mall [Eye Weekly]

CULTURE
• New show ‘Lake Shore’ highlights cracks in Toronto’s cultural mosaic [The Star]
• T.O.-based Jersey Shore knock-off criticized for offensive content [Globe & Mail]
• Dangerous Dan’s dangerous ads calculated to cause offence [Globe & Mail]
• The weird world of Toronto items on Ebay [BlogTO]
• Lake Shore, the next reality TV generation [Torontoist]

EDUCATION
• ‘Too Asian’? [Macleans]
• Maclean’s asks if U of T is “too Asian” [Toronto Life]

G20 AFTER-MATH
• For some, Toronto’s G20 isn’t over [The Star]
• Chris Selley: Blair should be leading calls for G20 inquiry [National Post]
• Stories of G20 police treatment told at hearing [The Sun]

OTHER NEWS
• Health care: The cuckoo in the nest [Globe & Mail]
• Harper’s Conservatives plan national budget tour to listen to Canadians – but will Toronto get a date? [Toronto Life]