Monday’s Headlines

CITY COUNCIL
• City Hall Diary: Behind every politician … [The Star]
• No rubber chicken for Rob Ford [Globe & Mail]
• If Ford is smart, his firm will cease business with city [Globe & Mail]
• The world according to Giorgio [Globe & Mail]
• Posted Political Panel: Where is Toronto’s voice in the federal election? [National Post]

TRANSPORTATION
• Montreal’s transit sees more action than Toronto’s but rating nothing to brag about [Globe & Mail]
• Transit problems prompt calls for politicians to address issue [Globe & Mail]
• The Fixer: Drivers fed up with lane-blocking shredding trucks [The Star]

EARTH HOUR
• Toronto only sees 5 per cent power drop for Earth Hour [The Star]
• The lights were on, but they weren’t home [The Star]
• Earth Hour 2011 in Toronto the worst yet [BlogTO]

ARCHITECTURE & DEVELOPMENT
• Finally, a vote on downtown Brampton’s future [The Star]
• Underpass Park hopes to elevate the Gardiner [Globe & Mail]
• Who’s afraid of Shops on Steeles? [National Post]
• Chris Selley: Miller’s waterfront development more impressive than you think [National Post]

EDUCATION
• Oakwood students blindsided by Africentric school proposal [The Star]
• Toronto district schools inch up in Fraser report rankings [The Sun]

HISTORY
• Nostalgia Tripping: Toronto’s decaying heritage sites [BlogTO]
• What gas stations used to look like in Toronto [BlogTO]

CITY LIFE PROFILES
• Holt Renfrew customers take to Twitter in bid to save doorman’s job [The Star]
• How to get air at Canada’s only indoor bike park [Globe & Mail]
• The embattled life of a Leslieville furniture maven [Globe & Mail]
• Akim Boldireff and Aaron Keele: The Record Guys [Globe & Mail]

OTHER NEWS
• Tories prepare for siege on Liberals’ GTA holdings [The Star]
• Historicist: Toronto Tobacco Cards [Torontoist]
• Cops want to honour fallen officers [The Sun]
• Beach-area residents split on coyotes [The Sun]