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TTC
Jump on Transit City plan or else, David Miller told [ Toronto Star ]
Ambition imperils our overextended transit system [ Toronto Star ]
The track stops here: transit plans face signal failure [ Globe & Mail ]
Toronto mayor getting on Premier’s nerves over transit funding [ Globe & Mail ]
TTC to pursue long-term lease for Yonge-York Mills headquarters [ National Post ]

Mayoral Race

Toronto election: A look at each candidate’s personality [ Toronto Star ]
Integrity commissioner wants Ford reprimanded [ Toronto Star ]
It’s just history re-tweeting itself [ Globe & Mail ]
Podcast: Miller versus McGuinty / Ford vs. Smitherman [ National Post ]
Unencumbered by incumbents [ Eye Weekly ]

G20

Trinity Bellwoods no longer official G20 protest site [ Toronto Star ]
Toronto neighbourhood gets its way [ Globe & Mail ]
Heightened security zone worries prompts help for homeless [ Globe & Mail ]

Other News

David Miller writes letter endorsing Sandra Bussin [ National Post ]
Foxes burrow next to daycare playground [ Toronto Star ]
Female MPPs prop up abortion rights protest [ Toronto Sun ]

6 comments

  1. you’ve linked the same article twice:

    Toronto neighbourhood gets its way [ Globe & Mail ]
    Heightened security zone worries prompts help for homeless [ Globe & Mail ]

  2. Unencumbered by incumbents [ Eye Weekly ] has an incorrect to the National Post Front.

  3. Trends in Toronto continue on a dangerous path. http://www.yourhome.ca/homes/realestate/article/805505–canadian-building-permits-up-12-per-cent-in-march

    The Toronto market did better than the national average, with $1.066 billion worth of permits in March, up 14.9 per cent. That was all due to residential building, up 48 per cent from the prior month. Most of that was for condominiums. Non-residential building, which includes commercial, industrial and institutional properties, was actually down by 27 per cent.

    A worsening in the the ratio between residential and non residential development in Toronto hastens the city’s fiscal problems. As I posted on my blog yesterday…….
    http://southofsteeles.blogspot.com/2010/05/forest-through-tress-and-budget-through.html

  4. Ambition imperils our overextended transit system [ Toronto Star ]

    This is an excellent article. It really lays out what has gone wrong over the past few years on Miller and Giambrone’s watch.

  5. “People will travel here from all over the world to do crazy s—,” he said. “Why do you choose a residential park for such an event? I’ve got kids and I don’t want them to meet crazy anarchists.”

    hahahaha.