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TRANSIT
• Accused bike thief out on $275,000 bail [ Globe and Mail ]
• Shop owner charged in bike theft ring out on bail [ CBC.ca ]
• The strange allure of the ‘bike guy’ [ National Post ]
• Alleged bike thief Kenk granted bail [ National Post ]
• The bicycle messiah of Queen West [ National Post ]
• Bike-theft suspect can’t make bail [ Toronto Sun ]
• Lake Shore crossing turns invisible [ Toronto Star ]
• Transit is No.1 with us: Survey [ Toronto Sun ]
 • Green bicycles, cars are a no-go [ Toronto Sun ]

NEIGHBOURHOODS
• A nice, disquieted neighbourhood [ Globe and Mail ]
• Two special Toronto neighbourhoods and their protector [ Globe and Mail ]
• Body in lake identified as missing 70-year-old [ Toronto Star ]
 • Man recalled as ‘gentle old fellow’ [ National Post ]
• Neighbours seek to slam door on councillor’s reno plans [ Globe and Mail ]
• Urban renewal flows on Niagra [ Toronto Star ]
• As tide turns, a waterfront goes public [ Toronto Star ]

CARIBANA
 • T.O. safe city, but ‘remain vigilant’ [ Toronto Sun ]
• Strengthening Caribana’s roots [ Toronto Star ]
• Island heat in the Big Smoke [ Globe and Mail ]

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  1. Re “Two special Toronto neighbourhoods and their protector”:

    Here’s John Barber praising Wychwood Park, a “special” neighborhood where neighborly problem solving involves slashed tires and million-dollar defamation suits. You couldn’t pay me to live there.