Tuesday’s headlines

OCCUPY TORONTO
• With eviction imminent, what’s next for Occupy Toronto? [The Star]
• James: Occupy till midnight, protest all day [The Star]
• What the judge said in rejecting Occupy’s bid [The Star]
• Occupy Toronto: protesters ordered to move, some dig in for the night [The Star]
• The Occupy ruling: where individual rights meet the community [Globe & Mail]
• It wasn’t necessary to order Occupy Toronto to fold its tents [Globe & Mail]
• Toronto Occupy camp handed new eviction notices, brace for police [Globe & Mail]
• The Occupiers should pack up and go home [Globe & Mail]
• Occupy Toronto timeline: the scene in St. James park overnight [National Post]
• Occupy Toronto: protesters stay put overnight despite eviction ruling [National Post]
• ‘Woodstock Toronto is all over’: the eviction ruling and reaction, in quotes [National Post]
• Locals and unions in Occupy face-off [The Sun]
• Ford to Occupiers: time’s up [NOW]
• Occupy Toronto makes it through the night [NOW]

CITY HALL
• Ford looking for ‘scabs,’ OFL says [The Star]
• Charities to pay for trash pickup [The Star]
• Ford loses bid to limit curbside recycling [Globe & Mail]
• Ford executives vote to keep recycling overflow pickup [National Post]
• Citizens rally against shortened library hours [Globe & Mail]

OTHER NEWS
• How police infiltrated groups planning G20 protests [Globe & Mail]
• Mississauga taxpayer takes McCallion to court over conflict [The Star]
• Information booth: the case of the crawling TTC subway trains [National Post]
• Even at 816 feet proposed 75 storey condo building still won’t be Toronto’s tallest [National Post]
• Rituals: Drake’s “Toronto movement” [The Grid]