A ban on new development along Bathurst Street; the TTC's new whistleblower program; a setback on the search for a new Chairperson at Build Toronto;  an unusual urban greenery project along Church Street and more news.
 

Council places emergency one-year ban on development along Bathurst Street after Honest Ed’s put up for sale (National Post)
 

Build Toronto’s search for chairman goes back to square one (The Globe and Mail) 
 

TTC launches internal whistle-blower program (Toronto Star) 
 

The TTC once knew how to move people but now we spend more time arguing than building subways (National Post) 
 

What replaces Honest Ed's? Something bad, probably: DiManno (Toronto Star)
 

Church Street goes from parking to parklets: Hume (Toronto Star)
 

Invisible Toronto: from the bees’ home above to the shuttered station below (Toronto Star)
 

Canadian Tire to build huge warehouse in Caledon under ministerial zoning order (Toronto Star) 
 

Honest Ed's marks 65th year with bargains and nostalgia (Toronto Star) 
 

LORINC: Why City Council’s Scarborough subway is another undecision (Spacing Toronto)