Wednesday’s headlines

CITY HALL

• Toronto city workers cited privacy concerns for not naming names on Deco work [The Globe and Mail]
• Not just potholes: Rob Ford asked city to cut grass, pave driveways before family business bash [National Post]
• Ottawa nixes Toronto’s bid for 2025 world expo [The Globe and Mail]
• Bailao’s arrest followed time spent with casino lobbyists [Toronto Star]
• Gardiner Expressway: New testing method employs water droplets [Toronto Star]

TRANSIT

• Residents remain skeptical on Metrolinx funding [The Globe and Mail]
• TTC makes way for redevelopment of Yonge and Eglinton  [Toronto Star]
• TTC chief imports the job of ‘group station manager’ [Toronto Star]
• Weekend TTC closure: Track work to close subway between Kipling and Keele stations [Toronto Star]
• A better way to dress: Steve Murray redesigns the TTC uniforms [National Post]

OTHER NEWS

• Toronto woman charged after car clocked at 212 km/h with children inside [The Globe and Mail]
• Stolen bikes for sale online get Toronto man arrested [Toronto Star]