Massive new Toronto co-op project will offer hundreds of affordable and market-priced units — in technicolour; former Metrolinx fare inspector says protecting accessible parking not a priority for agency; Toronto urged to hand contract for subway cars to Ontario company; and other news.

Massive new Toronto co-op project will offer hundreds of affordable and market-priced units — in technicolour (The Star)

Former Metrolinx fare inspector says protecting accessible parking not a priority for agency (CBC)

Toronto urged to hand contract for subway cars to Ontario company (Global News)

Liberty Village residents rally to demand action against coyotes (CityNews)

Contractor at centre of Gardiner Expressway lawsuit could face ban on city contracts (The Star)

Struggling Pride Toronto festival gets $350,000 funding infusion from city (CP24)