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January 07, 2014 by James Bombales

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Daily Headlines: News From The Internet For January 7, 2014

Extreme cold grounds flights and cancels school buses in Toronto; Doug Ford 'leaning' toward running in provincial election; Liberals promise cash cards for residents outside Toronto who lost power; real estate boom continues in Canada's largest cities; and more news.

Extreme cold delays flights at Toronto’s Pearson airport, disrupts schooling (Globe & Mail)

Doug Ford ‘leaning’ toward running for Tories in provincial election (Globe & Mail)

Liberals promise cash cards for residents outside Toronto who lost power (Globe & Mail)

Councillor who replaced Holyday won’t confirm pledge not to run in election (Globe & Mail)

Former councillor David Soknacki registers for mayoral run, vowing ‘higher standards’ and ‘zero’ crack(National Post)

City report recommends Toronto allow e-bikes in bike lanes(National Post)

Deep freeze grounds airplanes, cancels school buses (Toronto Star)

GO Transit struggles through this year’s ice and snow (Toronto Star)

Ice storm: Schools face big cleanup, including tree damage that left some schoolyard areas off-limits(Toronto Star)
Derelict house at College and Roxton drags down the neighbourhood: Fixer Toronto Star)

Olivia Chow denies lieutenant-governor appointment rumour(CBC)

Real estate boom continues in Canada's largest cities(CBC)

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