• Playground equipment could be hazard for kids [ Toronto Star ] • Councillor blasts TTC rider survey as a propaganda tool for Miller [ Globe and Mail ] • Toronto transit riders asked to suggest a better way [ cbc ] • TTC to take a poll on route cuts [ National Post ] • Pick your poison, invites TTC [ Toronto Star ] • TTC looks to get your two cents [ Toronto Sun ] • Ontario parties greening wheels for campaign trail [ cbc ] • Green activists question NDP's brown opinions [ Globe and Mail ...

• 10 things Miller needs to hear [ Toronto Star ] • Suburbs not doing enough to curb sprawl [ Toronto Star ] • Taking 'Smart' route to work [ Toronto Sun ] • Neighbours raise stink over rotting trash piles [ Toronto Star ] • The Daily Photoist [ Torontoist ] • MoviesTO #86: Poor Man's Fortune [ BlogTO ] photo by Tony Bock/Toronto Star 

• Stalwart pylon on guard for the pole time forgot [ Toronto Star ] • Invitation to a party that counts [ Toronto Star ] • Candidates squabble over signs [ Toronto Star ] • New - or renewed - terminal on the horizon [ Toronto Star ] • Dog fights loom as city studies 10 potential off-leash areas [ National Post ] • On the wrong page [ NOW ] • McGuinty's upload of bull [ NOW ] • Liberals handing out cash by the barrell because it works [ Globe ] • Ontario leaders agree on uploading ...

• Hurricane memorial crumbling after 5 years [ Toronto Star ] • Debunking the myths of Toronto's fiscal woes [ Toronto Star ] • Rules of the road apply to cyclists too [ National Post ] • Councillors gear up to looming service cuts [ Globe and Mail ] • On this spot: Yonge and Bloor [ BlogTO ] • Nightlife Crackdown Looms [ Torontoist ]

• Hydrant hiding on patio gushes out $60 tickets [ Toronto Star ] • 1967 a watershed year for Canada [ Toronto Star ] • McGuinty promises $935M to cities [ cbc ] • McGuinty hands nearly $1-billion to cities [ Globe and Mail ] • McGuinty eases city's tax burden [ Toronto Star ] • New Ontario licences to include citizenship information [ cbc ] • Coalition urges Ontario to target common carcinogens [ Globe and Mail ] • Driver's can again vote for Ontario's worst roads [ Globe and Mail ] • New taxes, service cuts still ...

• Torn-up sidewalk forces pedestrians onto street [ Toronto Star ] • Fiscal cloud could be Miller's silver lining [ Toronto Star ] • Group targets toxins in the air [ Toronto Star ] • Bus lanes fuel attack [ Toronto Sun ]

• Community garden feeds many souls in Don Mills [ Toronto Star ] • Sunrise to sunrise in Bluffer's Park [ Toronto Star ] • Bicyclists are entitled to a piece of the road, too [ National Post ] • Huge street bazaar kicks off [ Toronto Sun ] • It was inevitable the T.O. beggar-beggee relationship would turn deadly. What safe streets? keep 'em beg free [ Toronto Sun ]

• Pitching TTC for dummies [ Toronto Star ] • Mel-ory lane leaves us trippin' [ Toronto Star ] UPDATED HEADLINES: • Panhandler faces murder charges [ Toronto Star ] • New road racing rules necessary [ Toronto Star ] • Big decision, little choice for Miller [ Toronto Star ] • Ontario brings back eye in the sky [ Globe and Mail ] • Heaps turns down mayor's request [ Globe and Mail ] • NDP woos Toronto with budget plan [ Globe and Mail ] • Bus driver makes pitch for civic duty [ National Post ] • ...

• A garden full of tasty victories [ Toronto Star ] • Disturbing graffiti on sign tagged for quick removal [ Toronto Star ] • Miller must court varied viewpoints [ Toronto Star ] • Queen West a neighbourhood in decline [ Toronto Star ] • Streetcar shopping in a budget crisis [ Globe and Mail ] • Man aims to axe Hydro plan to take down oak [ National Post ] • 2mm from blindness [ Toronto Sun ] • Team says park too dangerous [ National Post ] • Map reveals T.O. radar traps [ Toronto Sun ...

• Repairs to new sidewalk have politician 'incenced' [ Toronto Star ] • Registering bicycle may help if it's stolen [ Toronto Star ] • If licences go green [ Globe and Mail ] • Needs a transfer [ Globe and Mail ]