WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
• Doug Ford’s waterfront sells us out for the short-term money [The Grid]
• Ferris wheel of fortune [Torontoist]
• Waterfront whirl [NOW]
• That’s right. Monorail. [NOW]
• Kelly McParland: Toronto pays the price of politicians afflicted with vision [National Post]
• James: this city’s councillors cannot be trusted [The Star]
• Mall builder met with city officials about port lands [The Star]
• Port lands battle heating up [The Sun]
CITY HALL
• “We’re not gravy,” firefighters say in budget fight [The Star]
• Firefighters union heats up the gravy [The Sun]
• Toronto police may be offered buyouts [The Star]
• Woodbine Live! megaproject delayed [The Star]
• Fordlandia [The Grid]
• Ford’s fake fiscal crisis [NOW]
• The real dope [NOW]
TRAFFIC & TRANSIT
• Innovative traffic signal in Toronto being re-evaluated [Globe & Mail]
• Ford ally asks for review of Yonge-Dundas ‘scramble’ [The Star]
• Scramble intersection under city scrutiny [The Sun]
• Family of woman who died in TTC bus crash speaks out [The Star]
• Family of woman killed in bus crash intends to sue TTC, drivers involved [National Post]
• The Fixer: No end of delays for Castle Frank TTC project [The Star]
• Off road bike trails hit the skids [The Star]
• E-bikes banned from Martin Goodman Trail [The Star]
PROVINCIAL ELECTION
• Why Rob Ford should stay mum on Ontario’s election [Globe & Mail]
• In battle for Ontario’s suburbs, McGuinty courts McCallion [Globe & Mail]
• Ontario NDP drops Thornhill candidate [Globe & Mail]
OTHER NEWS
• Team picked to build athletes’ village for Toronto Pan Am games [Globe & Mail]
• Corporate playgrounds [The Grid]
• Costs top $6.5 million in Mississauga inquiry [The Star]
• Residents left in dark about 5 day power outage [The Star]
• Ford will attend environment day [The Sun]
One comment
Re: Family of woman who died in TTC bus crash speaks out
Besides intending to claim as much insurance money as possible, I can’t understand why they would sue the truck driver who was rear ended. To my understanding, he would not be at fault for anything.
If anyone should be sued, it would be the Toronto Police for not conducting a drug test to see if the driver was impaired, especially after finding what is believed to be a controlled substance in his bag. Ditto for the TTC.