Archives /// Chloe Ellingson
April 27th, 2009
Monday’s headlines
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• Taking the pedestrian point of view [ Toronto Star ]
• Toronto site picked for Pan Am Games athletes village [ Globe & Mail ]
• Local park out of reach for woman on a scooter [ Toronto Star ]
• On Broadway: shrub-lined plazas, bike lanes [ Globe & Mail ]
• Athletes' village plans could boost waterfront [ Toronto Star ]
• Ontario government picks Toronto waterfront for Pan Am athletes
village [ CBC ]
April 24th, 2009
Friday’s Headlines
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• Recovery in 2010, councillors told [ National Post ]
• Vaughan mayor, husband charged [ Toronto Star ]
• Forgotten corners of city need spruce-up [ Toronto Star ]
• Kuitenbrouwer: Ondaatje breathes life into city landmark [ National Post ]
• Supplier angry it didn't get chance to fix contract bids [ Toronto Star ]
• Island airport to be 'revitalized,' Porter says [ Toronto Star ]
• Shopping village makes history [ Toronto Sun ]
April 23rd, 2009
Thursday’s headlines
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TRANSPORTATION
• City a step closer to new streetcars [ National Post ]
• Ontario passes cellphone driving ban [ Globe & Mail ]
• A fund for roads and bridges [ National Post ]
• Revolt on the rails [ NOW ]
• Toronto firm fails to get TTC contract, may launch legal
challenge [ Globe & Mail ]
OTHER NEWS
• Toronto economic summit scheduled for May [ Globe & Mail ]
• City Hall briefing on economy hush-hush [ Toronto Star ]
• Let's send the final deceits of the Harris years down the
drain [ Globe & Mail ]
• ...
April 22nd, 2009
Wednesday’s headlines
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MAYOR'S GREEN INITIATIVE
• Greening not cheap in Mayor's eco plan [ National Post ]
• Mayor launches $21-million in environmental initiatives [ Globe & Mail ]
• Toronto City Hall gets $21 M green makeover [ National Post ]
• City spends $21M on green [ Toronto Sun ]
TRANSIT
• Wind powers a greener GO [ Toronto Star ]
• TTC poised for new era in streetcars [ Toronto Sun ]
• GO plans anger residents [ Toronto Star ]
OTHER NEWS
• The first CEO of Build Toronto is... [ National Post ]
• Earth Day idea: Make firms ...
April 21st, 2009
Tuesday’s headlines
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TRANSPORTATION
• Toronto's monument to indecision [ National Post ]
• 'Road pricing' our way out of congestion [ Globe & Mail ]
• Health concerns could derail high-speed transit link to Pearson
airport [ National Post ]
• Bike rack design leads pack [ Toronto Star ]
OTHER NEWS
• It's time to hit pause on city's visual pollution [ Globe & Mail ]
• Patchwork of recycle rules triggers separation anxiety [ Toronto Star ]
• Architects draft blueprint for hard times [ Globe & Mail ]
• New trucks to pick up hazardous materials, electronics from high-
rises [ Globe ...
April 20th, 2009
Monday’s headlines
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• Ancient, vital city a guidepost for Toronto [ Toronto Star ]
• City schools test poorly, report says [ National Post ]
• Residents lose sleep over loud bumps in the night [ Toronto Star ]
April 17th, 2009
Friday’s Headlines
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• Hogtown needs a taste of Big Apple attitude [ Globe & Mail ]
• No pickup of recycling bin overflow [ National Post ]
• City touted at global conference [ Toronto Star ]
• Yonge and Bloor condo nears critical deadline [ National Post ]
• 'Suicide' ad irks transit authority [ Globe & Mail ]
• Crombie begs city to rescue 39 pools [ Toronto Star ]
• City pulls ad posters with suicide theme [ Toronto Star ]
• Trustees debate gift with strings [ Toronto Star ]
• Coming to a school near ...
April 16th, 2009
Thursday’s headlines
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GREENING TORONTO
• To act green, we need concrete ideas [ Globe & Mail ]
• Whole new field of vision [ NOW ]
• Toronto's green potential [ EYE Weekly ]
• T.O.'s life aquatic [ NOW ]
PARKS
• City renews battle with ash tree pests [ National Post ]
• Eroded path over ravine puts wandering kids at risk [ Toronto Star ]
TRANSPORTATION
• Activists want city to use recycled gravel [ Toronto Star ]
• The end of my love affair with the TTC [ EYE Weekly ]
• A problem: How to get out-of-towners to pay ...
April 15th, 2009
Wednesday’s headlines
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GREEN ROOF BYLAW
• Go green on top, or face $100,000 fine, city proposes [ National Post ]
• 'Green roofs' get watered down [ Globe & Mail ]
• Toronto of the future: Cows on the roof, cash crops in the
clouds [ National Post ]
OTHER NEWS
• Bylaws still crazy quilt after all these years [ Globe & Mail ]
• Kuitenbrouwer: Nobody goes home happy after Vaughan Council
meeting [ National Post ]
• Peel wants residents to think inside the blue box [ Globe & Mail ]
• Public hearings to discuss west-end rail expansion [ CBC ]
• ...
April 14th, 2009
Tuesday’s headlines
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• Ex-mayor documents high cost of suburbia [ Toronto Star ]
• Mississauga councillors outraged after audit surprise [ National Post ]
• Curbstones leading drivers to park illegally [ Toronto Star ]
• Green choice in paint creates problems on roads [ Globe & Mail ]

















