July 19th, 2010
Monday’s Headlines
By Nicole McIsaac // 4 Comments
Mayoral Race
• Hume: Reports of Toronto's demise are exaggerated [ Toronto Star ]
• The real cost of Rob Ford's financial hard line [ Globe & Mail ]
• Rob Ford: The lone wolf [ Toronto Sun ]
G20 Aftermath
• Face painting, dancing, bubbles.... at G20 protest [ Toronto Star ]
• The greatest trial of Alok Mukherjee [ Globe & Mail ]
• G20 protests starts with a 'bubble-in' [ Globe & Mail ]
Urban Green
• Hamilton: Clouds over Ontario solar plan [ Toronto Star ]
• Waste diversion makes for a greener, cleaner Ontario [ Toronto Star ]
City Building
• Infrastructure matters [ Toronto Star ]
• Big changes coming to Oshawa waterfront [ Toronto Star ]
• Worst intersections: Lonsdale Road and Avenue Road [ Globe & Mail ]
• Toronto art star's mosaics will grace Dufferin underpass [ Globe & Mail ]
Other News
• Just one thing... [ Toronto Star ]
• Does Toronto still want the Indy? [ Toronto Star ]
• True crime, Canadian style [ Toronto Star ]
• Latest effort to audit subway stations causes barely a ripple [ Toronto Star ]
• From Spacing magazine to flying kites sky high, Dave Meslin is involved in this city, and thinks you should be too [ National Post ]
• Cyclists win symbolic victory on Jarvis [ National Post ]
• Honda Indy a gas: fans [ Toronto Sun ]
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Marcus Gee's article just depresses me that Shelley Carroll isn't running for mayor.
When the Martin Goodman Trail we rebuilt in front of Ontario Place, it included a longish detour to avoid the spot where one of the grand stands for the Toronto Indy was located for a few days out of the year.
I believe this was the first time the Indy had be run since the trail opened, but the grand stand it was designed to avoid wasn't even set up this year.
@Brent I would argue that the City needs a good budget chief more than a good mayor.
Here are two articles about Ontario Place from The Star. There are probably more out there.
Whither Ontario Place?
Ontario Place? Make it free, big, fast and for everyone
Comment by Darwin O'Connor
July 19, 2010 | 10:38 am