Housing starts held back by regulatory conditions, structural factors, says CMHC; Sneaky Dee's management optimistic bar will live on despite renewed development plans; Toronto subway station barriers aren't enough to keep riders safe, says transit group; and other news.

Housing starts held back by regulatory conditions, structural factors: CMHC (The Star)

Sneaky Dee's management optimistic bar will live on despite renewed development plans (CBC)

Toronto subway station barriers aren't enough to keep riders safe: transit group (CTV News)

Ontario to designate Billy Bishop airport a special economic zone, minister says (The Globe and Mail)

World Cup matches in Toronto still aren't sold out. But fans are facing high costs (CBC)

Paramount Fine Foods CEO says naming rights cheques given to Mississauga, City calls it ‘insufficient’ (CityNews)

Are homeless people at Union Station victims of a World Cup crackdown? Here’s what’s going on (The Star)

‘Leave the damn building alone’: Community urges City Hall to choose Sneaky Dee’s over condos (CityNews)

Why the future of Woodbine Centre is in question (CBC)

Weekend need-to-know: DVP, Gardiner closing Sunday for Bike for Brain Health (CityNews)