Monday’s headlines

TTC
• Snoozing TTC collector offers apology [ Toronto Sun ]
• Sleepy transit worker a hero [ Toronto Sun ]
• TTC union boss discouraged by public’s response [ Toronto Sun ]
• Fiorito: It’s easy, isn’t it, to point, click and cry ‘gotcha’ [ Toronto Star ]
• TTC union defends apparently drowsy collector [ Globe & Mail ]
• Transit union rebukes TTC picture taker [ Toronto Star ]
• Wake up to real issues, TTC sleeper tells public [ Toronto Star ]
• Second photo emerges of another alleged TTC napper [ National Post ]
• The TTC could try a little tenderness [ Globe & Mail ]
• TTC folds on paper tickets [ Toronto Star ]
• Riders get break on TTC tickets [ Toronto Star ]
• Rebranding TTC as a service would be a truly Better Way [ Toronto Star ]
• James: No quick fix for public’s dim view of TTC [ Toronto Star ]
• Hume: Sleepy TTC in need of wake-up call [ Toronto Star ]
• TTC texting system running late [ Toronto Star ]
• Finally, a wake-up call for Torontonians [ National Post ]

TRANSPORTATION
• York Region’s ‘Avenue 7’ idea is all well and good, but what about ‘Group of 7 Way’?
[ National Post ]
• No snow means a smoother ride [ Toronto Star ]
• Gas tax best way to fund light rail, planner says [ National Post ]
• There’s a right lane, and then there’s a right lane [ National Post ]
• Where did all the potholes go? [ Toronto Star ]

PEDESTRIANS
• Cops’ message to pedestrians, car drivers not getting through [ Toronto Sun ]
• The war on walking [ Globe & Mail ]
• Pedestrian fatalities ‘an unnecessary epidemic,’ says researcher [ Globe & Mail ]
• Man on crutches hit by truck [ Toronto Star ]
• Pedestrian fights for life after being hit by Queen streetcar [ Toronto Star ]
• 10th pedestrian killed in 11 days [ Toronto Sun ]
• Man walks in front of streetcar [ Toronto Sun ]

BRYANT CASE
• Talks in Bryant case put over till March [ Globe & Mail ]
• Bryant-cyclist case put over to March 5 [ Toronto Star ]

SUSTAINABILITY
• Driving home electrically from Detroit [ Toronto Star ]
• Man-made oasis will be model of green living [ Toronto Star ]
• Hume: A meat home on the renewable range [ Toronto Star ]

ARCHITECTURE / NEW DEVELOPMENT
• Toronto’s starter castle in the sky [ Globe & Mail ]
• Hume: Change is good at Yonge/Eglinton [ Toronto Star ]
• Downtown hotel-condo tower to feature low-rent housing [ Toronto Star ]
• Hume: Designer revives old ideas in new, greener buildings [ Toronto Star ]

MAYORAL RACE
• Adam Giambrone’s bid for mayoralty imminent [ Globe & Mail ]
• Giambrone to announce mayoral bid on Feb. 1, card suggests [ National Post ]
• TTC chair Adam Giambrone set to run for mayor [ Toronto Star ]
• Curfews needed for teens: Mayoral candidate [ Toronto Sun ]

CITY HALL
• Urban vision carries a price [ Toronto Star ]
• City saving money on snow removal [ Toronto Star ]
• Councillor pushes for wage freeze for mayor, city council [ National Post ]

OTHER NEWS
• That was Yorkville [ National Post ]
• This winter, golf’s in, shovelling’s out [ Toronto Star ]
• Tired of living where lanes have no name [ Toronto Star ]
• Fiorito: Al Gosling’s eviction and death moves kids to tears [ Toronto Star ]
• Not all cab licences equal, driver says [ Toronto Star ]
• Fixer: When we get it wrong, you let us know [ Toronto Star ]
• Homeless care kits to hit city streets [ Toronto Star ]
• Construction workers at high risk [ Toronto Star ]