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CITY COUNCIL
• Back to the drawing boards for new zoning bylaw [The Star]
• Chris Selley: Giorgio Mammoliti is full of ideas! [National Post]
• Podcast: On Parkdale, prostitution and political priorities [National Post]

BILLBOARD TAX
• TCHC fête featured chocolate fountain and crème brulee [The Star]
• Toronto, ad firms plan separate appeals over billboard tax ruling [Globe & Mail]
• City committee votes to appeal billboard tax ruling [The Sun]

TRANSPORTATION
• Yonge subway closing this weekend [The Star]
• Hume: Drive-thru culture in Louisiana a lesson for Toronto [The Star]
• Packed snow causes scores of crashes during icy commute [The Star]
• Mammoliti wants to look at licensing bike couriers [The Sun]
•Builders’ Metropass mandate to be reviewed [The Sun]
• Should men be able to use TTC Request Stops? [BlogTO]
• An awesome bit of cycling infrastructure [BlogTO]

ELECTION AFTER-MATH
• Rob Ford’s campaign expenses range from Oreos to office space [Globe & Mail]
• A look at Rob Ford’s election expenses [National Post]
• Ford files campaign expenses and donors list [The Sun]
• Smitherman delivers campaign financial statements [The Sun]

OTHER NEWS
• Toronto Press Club’s future uncertain [The Star]
• Is it safe to eat Japanese food in the GTA? [The Star]
• Toronto police begin belt-tightening process with service review [The Sun]
• Crusading social activist Dudley Laws dies [Globe & Mail]
• Remembering: Black-rights activist Dudley Laws [National Post]
• Abandoned Parkdale factory still waits its turn to shine [OpenFile]

4 comments

  1. Sorry for the delay with today’s headlines – computer troubles on my end. Monday’s will be back on schedule at the crack of dawn!

  2. Many thanks for your hard work (and to everyone else who has had this beat). For those of us who rise a tad later, it’s wonderful having this digest available!

  3. Really appreciate the thanks, Steve. Glad to be able to help with such a valued service.

    And thanks for the link suggestion, samg.