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Newsstand: March 23, 2012

Happy Friday, you! You totally earned this. And so: despite yesterday's defeat, Rob Ford doggedly insists he'll fight for subways to the death—or at the very least till the next election; a strike or lockout deadline looms for the city's largest union; Air Canada workers go on a wildcat strike at Pearson airport; and Catholic students are sent home for wearing shorts (and also khakis).

By Jodie Shupac

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Could Rob Ford Really Hold a Subway Referendum?

Rob Ford has said he'd consider a referendum, but has he considered the obstacles to making that happen?

By Steve Kupferman

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Things Left Unsaid at Scarborough Transit Forum

Residents gathered to learn about Toronto's options for public-transit expansion, but did they hear the whole truth?

By Desmond Cole

Doug Ford, at Monday's transit town hall.
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Newsstand: March 2, 2012

Happy first Friday of March, you. In the news: the subway-versus-light-rail race may be closer than anticipated; library workers could be going on strike; a teenaged boy is punished for praising women's inner beauty; and Doug Ford sure does love casinos.

By Jodie Shupac

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A Hot Time in the Old Town Hall Meeting Last Night

Scarborough's transit desires and the St. Clair construction bogeyman loomed over last night's transit forum in North Toronto.

By Jamie Bradburn

Left to right: John Parker, Anna Pace, Andre Sorenson, Karen Stintz, Josh Matlow.

Newsstand: February 29, 2012

If you're confused about how many days February has, you're not alone. But it's over. That's it. Today: A council decision about transit on Sheppard Avenue East may be accelerated; passengers pursue a class-action suit against Via Rail; York University's president tries the cafeteria mystery meat; and Councillor Janet Davis uses a turn of phrase she's likely regretting.

By Jodie Shupac

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A St. Clair Journey

By Daren Foster (aka City Slikr)

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Save Transit City Rally Stirs Dialogue from Disappointment

By Kelli Korducki

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LRT 2 B 4 REAL??!?

By David Topping