March 28th, 2008
Friday’s headlines
By Monika Warzecha // 1 Comment
CITY HALL
• Miller presses Ottawa to ban handguns [ Toronto Star ]
• Hold applause for city's budget [ Toronto Star ]
• Ford called police night before arrest [ Globe and Mail ]
• Lawyer defends Ford's actions [ Toronto Star ]
• Controversial Toronto councillor says he's not guilty of charges [ CBC.ca ]
TRANSIT
• Talks resume for TTC contract [ Toronto Star ]
• 2nd TTC union votes to strike [ Toronto Sun ]
• Mediator tries to get transit talks back on track [ Globe and Mail ]
• Mediation efforts begin in TTC talks [ CBC.ca ]
• 'Boy wonder' energizes the TTC [ Toronto Star ]
DEVELOPMENT
• Libeskind, grab your picket sign [ National Post ]
• Crombie endorses effort to block big-box project [ Toronto Star ]
• Aurora loses round to golf backers [ Toronto Star ]
• Vaughan to jettison suburbia [ National Post ]
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So the guy who the AGCO and Adam Vaughan have been hounding has contributed to Toronto being a world class city.
While the list of winners seems almost entirely US-centric so the degree of "world-class uptick" can be debated, we should be "glad to be happy" that Gatien stuck it out and that the fun police have once again struck out.
Comment by Mark Dowling
March 28, 2008 | 8:44 am