Toronto subway-route debate stalls as Wynne refers funding plan for study; a fresh vision for Lakeshore; Rob Ford's senior aide unders scrutiny over behaviour at GO station; Word on the Street; "living walls" along Toronto's train tracks; and more news.
 

Toronto subway-route debate stalls as Wynne refers funding plan for study (Globe & Mail)
 

Specialize or risk losing funding, Ontario tells universities and colleges (Globe & Mail)
 

Dr. Donald Low, the face of Toronto’s response to SARS, dies at 68 (Globe & Mail)
 

We need another panel like we need two streetcars in a row (Globe & Mail)
 

A fresh vision for Lake Shore East: Hume (Toronto Star)
 

Hells Angels set up new shop in Leslieville (Toronto Star)
 

Cat hoarding in the Beaches: City of Toronto says options limited (Toronto Star)
 

MaRs launches Social Venture Connection, SVX (Toronto Star)
 

David Price, Rob Ford’s senior aide, under scrutiny over behaviour at GO station (Toronto Star)
 

Toronto shipping container on Dundas West drawing crowds (Toronto Star)
 

‘Let’s meet in front of the head’: Toronto museum for ceramic art unveils giant zebra-striped cranium (National Post)

Province announces advisory panel to review Metrolinx investment strategy (National Post)
 

Nothing private about Markham arena's public funding (National Post)
 

The Manifesto Festival Celebrates Its Evolution (Torontoist)
 

Word on the Street Returns to Queen’s Park Circle (Torontoist)
 

West-End Community Groups Want “Living Walls” Along Toronto’s Train Tracks (Torontoist)