May 16th, 2011
Monday’s headlines
By Katia Snukal // 1 Comment
CAMPAIGN FINANCES
• Political panel: Mixed signals on campaign expenses [National Post]
• Full audit of Ford’s campaign expenses ordered [Globe & Mail]
• Ford's election campaign to undergo audit [The Sun]
CITY RANKINGS
• Forget Paris — Toronto is where it’s at [The Star]
• Hume: Why being second-best should suit Toronto just fine [The Star]
PUBLIC SPACES
• Toronto's Brick Works honoured [The Sun]
• Leslie Spit's cacophony of birds [National Post]
OTHER NEWS
• Public hearings on G20 set for Toronto [Globe & Mail]
• All eyes on Maria Augimeri after byelection call [The Star]
• Toronto’s taxi system is broken; here comes another round of cab wars [The Star]
• Fiorito: Why Toronto should be envious of Chicago [The Star]
• Electric GO trains could run like a surface subway [The Star]
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The Clean Train Coalition's proposal for the province to abandon its elite, business-class concept for the Pearson-to-Union Station shuttle and turn it into public transit is an incredibly sensible plan that if implemented would represent a quantum leap in transit infrastructure for residents in the NWest corner of the City. More than any other suggestion that has come forward, this would truly represent good value.
Comment by samg
May 16, 2011 | 3:28 pm