Wednesday’s headlines

SUSTAINABILITY
• Greenbelt community up in arms over gas-fired power plant [ Globe & Mail ]
• Queen’s Park imposing ‘strict conditions’ on new York-Durham sewage system [ National Post ]

IGOR KENK
• Bike thief gets literary treatment [ Toronto Star ]
• Igor “The Terrible” Kenk wants to be reunited with all “his” stolen bikes [ Toronto Life ]

CITY GOLF COURSES
• Golf courses to open a week early [ Toronto Star ]
• City courses suddenly shape up for the early birdies [ Toronto Sun ]

CITY HALL
• Sign companies to fight billboard tax in court [ Toronto Star ]
• Selling off our public assets makes no sense for Toronto [ Toronto Star ]
• Fine line between the fringe and front-runners [ National Post ]

REDEVELOPMENTS
• Facelift for ‘shabby’ Nathan Phillips [ Toronto Sun ]
• From homeless shelters to dance studios, old schools find new purpose [ Toronto Star ]

OTHER NEWS
• Slash six-figure salaries: Trustee [ Toronto Sun ]
• The Fixer: Flipped message poses a traffic hazard [ Toronto Star ]
• Holland Marsh farmers oppose power plant [ Toronto Star ]
• Your City My City: Toronto must honour its history [ Toronto Star ]
• Vaughan race ‘has makings of a brawl’ [ National Post ]
• Queen Street West transformation [ National Post ]
• Like Vatican City, Toronto’s PATH has its own pulse. Also, lots of money
[ National Post ]