Archives /// Katia Snukal
May 13th, 2011
Friday’s headlines
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FORD NATION
• Hume: Ford Nation will fall with a bang not a whimper [The Star]
• Ford summons 'nation' to public meetings [The Star]
• Call goes out to 'Ford Nation' [The Sun]
• Police raises a missed opportunity for Ford [National Post]
ELECTION FINANCING
• The $77,000 question: Was Ford firm a campaign ‘supplier’ or lender? [The Star]
• Election-finance accusations ‘not warranted’: Ford legal team [National Post]
• Rob Ford files rebuttal to requests for campaign audit [Globe & Mail]
FORT YORK BRIDGE
• Fort York bridge battle back on [The Sun]
• Fort York bridge: It’s more about city-building ...
May 12th, 2011
Thursday’s headlines
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CITY HALL
• Rob Ford’s savvy arts adviser goes west to lead Banff Centre [Globe & Mail]
• Ford arts adviser quits to take prestigious Banff job [The Star]
• Legal expert questions Rob Ford’s election finances [The Star]
• Ford brand faces York Centre test [Now]
• Chief Bill Blair ‘pleased’ with officers’ 11.5% pay hike [The Star]
TTC
• Giambrone: Pay up or lose metropasses [National Post]
• Pay up or no more free rides, TTC tells Giambrone [The Star]
• Levy: Ambassadors won't help increase TTC business [The Sun]
CITY SERVICES
• What services should be cut? City seeks opinions [...
May 11th, 2011
Wednesday’s headlines
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TTC
• TTC information kiosks ready to roll [The Star]
• TTC to launch station ambassador program [Globe & Mail]
• TTC bus data live online – briefly [Globe & Mail]
TORONTO POLICE
• New police budget proves Ford’s mettle [National Post]
• Posted Toronto Political Panel: How much are Toronto’s police worth? [National Post]
• Warmington: Cops' pay burgeoning [The Sun]
• Toronto Police officers' off-duty pay system under fire [The Sun]
• Levy: Doug Ford should be consistent [The Sun]
• Budget committee at odds over paid-duty policing price [National Post]
• Paid duty gets a second look [Globe & ...
May 10th, 2011
Tuesday’s headlines
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GARBAGE COLLECTION
• Environmental group raises concerns over garbage privatization [National Post]
• James: Stopping private garbage pickup a tough sell [The Star]
• Environmental report on private trash collection wrong: Councillor [The Sun]
• Former T.O. trash czar's firm faces ban on bid for private collection [The Star]
BIKES
• Connected Don River bike path still a challenge [National Post]
• Car smashes into three-day-old Bixi bike stand [The Star]
ARCHITECTURE & INFRASTRUCTURE
• The battle is on to save the Fort York bridge [Globe & Mail]
• Duke’s Cycle rises from the ashes of massive Queen St. fire [The Star]
• ...
May 9th, 2011
Monday’s headlines
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CITY HALL
• Budget review: Are 905 cities on the right financial track? [The Star]
• Will Toronto’s conservation efforts survive budget talks? [The Star]
• Was Ford bash a campaign event or a fundraiser? [Globe & Mail]
TORONTO POLICE
• Two expensive gaps in the new police deal [The Star]
• How much are Toronto’s police worth? [The Post]
GARBAGE COLLECTION
• Bureaucrat who led garbage privatization efforts to take job at waste
company [Globe & Mail]
• City overestimating garbage savings, group says [The Star]
OTHER NEWS
• Parlour games: Behind the sign [The Post]
• ...
July 7th, 2010
World Wide Wednesday: Free buses, green roofs, and flying cars
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Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We'll be on the lookout for websites outside the country that approach themes related to urban experiences and issues.
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• Copenhagen has taken another bold step in its attempt to become a carbon neutral city by 2025: mandatory green roofs for all new buildings. As TreeHugger ...
June 30th, 2010
World Wide Wednesday: Transit maps, subway stations, and monorails
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Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We'll be on the lookout for websites outside the country that approach themes related to urban experiences and issues.
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• Should private corporations be allowed to purchase the naming rights of public subway stations? The Transit Politic Blog muses on the answer as the Southeastern Pennsylvania ...
June 23rd, 2010
World Wide Wednesday: Flip bridges, sewer diving, and the death of starchitecture
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Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We'll be on the lookout for websites outside the country that approach themes related to urban experiences and issues.
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• In Hong Kong they drive on the left side of the road, in mainland China on the right. This simple difference creates an complicated engineering dilemma. How do ...
June 16th, 2010
World Wide Wednesday: Cairo, Milan and Mumbai
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Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We'll be on the lookout for websites outside the country that approach themes related to urban experiences and issues.
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• Planners in Cairo have big plans to revitalize the city's notoriously congested downtown district. While the official plan for the area is still a work in progress, Egypt's General ...
June 9th, 2010
World Wide Wednesday: The World Cup, bike gadgets, and the fastest train in the world
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Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We'll be on the lookout for websites outside the country that approach themes related to urban experiences and issues.
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• The BP oil spill, which continues to wreak havoc on the United States' Gulf Coast, is just one more reminder of the ...

















