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Metrolinx\u2019s $27B GO Expansion delayed and scaled back; Toronto councillors ask city solicitor for legal options to fight provincial takeover at Billy Bishop; Council approves teardown of vacant public housing site near High Park to make way for towers; and other news.<\/p>\n
Metrolinx\u2019s $27B GO Expansion delayed and scaled back: confidential report<\/a> (The Star)<\/p>\n Toronto councillors ask city solicitor for legal options to fight provincial takeover at Billy Bishop<\/a> (CBC)<\/p>\n Council approves teardown of vacant public housing site near High Park to make way for towers<\/a> (The Star)<\/p>\n 6 years and millions of dollars later, there\u2019s still no drop-in centre at this Cabbagetown site<\/a> (CBC)<\/p>\n More Americans are looking at Ontario cottages, but market remains in a \u2018holding pattern\u2019<\/a> (The Star)<\/p>\n Brampton council considering LED crosswalks as part of new traffic calming measures<\/a> (CityNews)<\/p>\n Today at Toronto city council: TTC safety, yacht club future and some Mamdani-esque ideas<\/a> (The Star)<\/p>\n FIFA cancelling thousands of hotel bookings in host cities, including Vancouver and Toronto<\/a> (The Globe and Mail)<\/p>\n HST new-home rebate: these homebuyers stand to benefit the most from the new tax break<\/a> (The Star)<\/p>\n Ford set to unveil 2026 Ontario budget as economy remains volatile<\/a> (CBC)<\/p>\n