Kensington Market tries to crowdfund its fight against RioCan and Walmart; Council approves higher price tag of $91.5-million for redevelopment of St. Lawrence Market; Toronto votes against slashing number of councillors from 44 to 25 after lengthy debate; and more news.
 

Former MuchMusic VJ Jennifer Hollett seeks federal NDP nomination in Toronto Centre (Globe & Mail)
 

Giambrone stays as Scarborough NDP candidate after challenger backs off  (Globe & Mail)
 

Funding shortfall looms for Scarborough subway extension after war of words (Globe & Mail)
 

Gawker names organizations to receive funds raised to buy alleged Rob Ford video (Globe & Mail)
 

Electronic bingo comes to Toronto (Globe & Mail)
 

Toronto flooding: Should taxpayers keep funding erosion repairs? (Toronto Star)
 

Toronto transit debate goes off the rails: Hume (Toronto Star)
 

Scarborough subway: Route makes immigrants, students and poor the losers (Toronto Star)
 

Toronto votes against slashing number of councillors from 44 to 25 after lengthy debate (National Post)
 

Council approves higher price tag of $91.5-million for redevelopment of St. Lawrence Market (National Post)
 

City seeks to strengthen rules governing arborists as reports ‘not based on science’ lead to mislabelled trees (National Post)
 

Kensington Market Tries to Crowdfund its Fight Against RioCan and Walmart (Torontoist)
 

Gawker is Definitely Giving all the Rob Ford Crackstarter Money to Charity (Torontoist)
 

Public Works: Getting Ready For Bad Weather (Torontoist)