Monday’s headlines

CITY HALL
• Who’s the mayor meeting? Hard to say [The Star]
• City Hall Diary: Win an election, lose your privacy [The Star]
• Hume: Under Ford, city’s reputation for tolerance is strained [The Star]

TRANSIT, CYCLING, & PARKING
• Streetcars finally rumble back to Roncesvalles [National Post]
• Planning Sheppard subway expansion will cost $7.5-million, adviser warns [Globe & Mail]
• The shame of St. Clair [The Sun]
• Bixi makes headway at the expense of bike-rental shops [Globe &  Mail]
• Flip-flip on bike lane freezes $1M Jarvis makeover [The Star]
• Cyclists union says Bixi should pick up the pace [The Star]
• War on Bikes heats up [National Post]
• Bike lane parking fight at City Hall [The Sun]
• Parking should be a call away: Councillor [The Sun]

G20 AFTERMATH
• At G20, Toronto was lost in the fog of war [Globe & Mail]
• The two sides of Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair [Globe & Mail]
• Little trust is restored by the Toronto police G20 report [Globe & Mail]
• Police learn the hard way that public trust is fragile [The Star]
• New poll finds ‘monumental shift’ in public perception of Toronto police because of G20 actions [The Star]
• Hundreds mark the G20 anniversary with calls for Blair to resign [The Star]
• G20 status report: One year later, where do we stand? [The Star]
• Jubilant protesters mark first anniversary of Toronto G20 summit at Queen’s Park [The Star]
• Hundreds mark G20 anniversary [The Sun]

DEVELOPMENT
• What went wrong with Etobicoke’s state-of-the-art arena? [The Star]
• India will open first North American cultural centre in Toronto [National Post]
• Kelly McParland: Toronto’s $900 million waterfront waste [National Post]
• The cathedral Toronto forgot [The Star]

OTHER NEWS
• Mississauga mayor’s an unlikely convert to New Urbanism [Globe & Mail]
• Hudak headed for majority in Ontario: poll [National Post]
• Gridlock – and good cheer – at the ferry docks [The Star]
• The Fixer: Level crossing repairs on the right track [The Star]