Canada Pension Plan manager sells Toronto office at $74.5-million loss to move to lavish new building; Council adopts motion that could bring more pedestrianized areas; Metrolinx writing off $504M spent on now-useless signalling upgrades, according to report; and other news.

Canada Pension Plan manager sells Toronto office at $74.5-million loss to move to lavish new building (The Star)

Council adopts motion that could bring more pedestrianized areas (CityNews)

Metrolinx writing off $504M spent on now-useless signalling upgrades: report (CBC)

Weekend need-to-know: Celebrate Pride all weekend long (CityNews)

Prices are dropping for these niche Toronto homes in family-friendly neighbourhoods. Will it last? (The Star)

Ontario should create more child care spaces, instead of focusing on cost alone: expert (CBC)

Why speed bumps won’t solve speeding on major Toronto roads, according to experts (CP24)