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TRANSIT
• Yonge and Dundas transforms into scramble intersection [ Toronto Star ]
• ‘Organized chaos’ marks city’s first pedestrian scramble [ Globe and Mail ]
• Pedestrians figure out the angles at intersection [ National Post ]
• Torontonians ‘scramble’ at Yonge and Dundas [ CBC.ca ]
• Many twists in streetcar challenge [ National Post ]

PROPANE FIRE
• Experts to probe propane rules [ Toronto Star ]
• Experts to review safety regulations [ Globe and Mail ]
• Sunrise trucks took risk [ Toronto Sun ]
• Province to review handling of propane in Ontario [ CBC.ca ]

SECORD AVE.
• Secord Ave. tenants told they can return [ Toronto Star ]
• High-rise residents told building ready [ Globe and Mail ]
• Tenants given all-clear to return home [ Toronto Sun ]
• Secord residents told they can head back home [ CBC.ca ]

CITY HALL
• Benches easy on city’s bottom line – and ours [ Toronto Star ]
• Mayor set to tame concrete jungle [ National Post ]
• City pulled off the real crime [ Toronto Sun ]

MISCELLANEOUS
• Battles ripple over shore [ Toronto Star ]

One comment

  1. “Pedestrians in Toronto are No. 1, not car drivers,” Rae said. “Pedestrians come first.”

    What, like outside Holt Renfrew and Pusateri’s? If only the Star and Post note-takers had bothered to ask him.