March 14th, 2007
Wednesday’s Headlines
By Julie Yamin // 2 Comments
• Milton's boom a bust for some [ Toronto Star ]
• Just your perfectly average community [ Toronto Star ]
• Suburbs grow at Toronto's expense [ Toronto Sun ]
• No more open spaces in this suburban area [ Toronto Star ]
• Toronto's population inches forward, suburbs explode: census [ cbc ]
• Suburbs outpacing Toronto in population growth [ Globe and Mail ]
• Holes in repair schedule [ Toronto Sun ]
• Warm air, high water [ Toronto Sun ]
• DVP driver gets unexpected company during rush hour [ National Post ]
• Holistic World brings the NEW AGE to Toronto [ Blog TO ]
• Marketing Toronto: Work vs. Play [ Torontoist ]
• Millrace: A suburban lament [ Reading Toronto ]
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Just for posterity, the titles of the articles should be linked, not the publication title. (You seem to be linking to the Star per se three times, which you really aren’t.) Brackets and spaces are spurious, and magazine titles use CITE.
Just for posterity.
From the Milton article:
"Mayor Gordon Krantz, a former small business owner, sees the downtown decline as a simple by-product of capitalism.
'Businesses locating on the outskirts could locate right downtown if they wanted – but they don't,' he said. 'That's called free enterprise.'"
Wow. Does the man not understand urban planning? Free enterprise is great if your goal is to make money, but it's no way to maintain quality of life - and you certainly don't improve the quality of life by letting your downtown rot.
Comment by quas
March 14, 2007 | 11:49 am