[URBAN NOTE] Ten Toronto links
- The vicious homophobia exhibited by TCDSB trustee Mike Del Grande is, IMHO, another reason to defund public Catholic education in Ontario. Global News reports.
- The CCLV streetcars of the TTC are set to be pulled by the end of November. Global News reports.
- The Scarborough Bluffs are set to see some worthwhile investment. blogTO reports.
- CBC notes growth in food bank usage in Toronto and Mississauga.
- Presto users are being mischarged based on GPS mistakes. CBC reports.
- Renovictions have spiked 300% over the past four years. blogTO reports.
- The cost of rent continues to grow in Toronto. blogTO reports.
- A new project hopes to make Yonge and Eglinton less congested. The Toronto Star reports.
- New regulations about Airbnb should make the real estate market easier for renters. NOW Toronto reports.
- Owing to family request, a new street in Etobicoke will not be named after former Toronto mayor Rob Ford. Global News reports.
Written by Randy McDonald
November 23, 2019 at 6:00 pm
Posted in Assorted, Demographics, Economics, History, Politics, Popular Culture, Social Sciences, Toronto, Urban Note
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