Toronto to review 'vitally important' vision for future; councillos vote to send information pillars back to the drawing board; cyclists should be licensed for safety, councillor says; and lots more news.

Toronto to review 'vitally important' vision for future (Globe & Mail)

Toronto Hydro at a breaking point: steep rate rise or brownouts (Globe & Mail)

Councillors vote to send information pillars back to the drawing board (Globe & Mail)

SkyDome and Expo '67 architect Rod Robbie dead (Globe & Mail)

Caledon becoming a dumping ground for murderers? (Toronto Star)

Could Toronto make 905ers pay more to park? (Toronto Star)

Via Rail commuters left in limbo by ticketing change (Toronto Star)

Coke leaving Mad Men-era building to head downtown (Toronto Star)

Cyclists should be licensed for safety, councillor says (National Post)

Toronto aims to bring collective agreements to a ‘reasonable’ level: City Manager Joseph Pennachetti (National Post)

Quotes of the Day: Councillor Shiner worries the city might accidentally give people a pass to park anywhere (National Post)

City committee approves $150 fine for drivers blocking rush-hour traffic (National Post)

Rob Ford Opera bridges art and politics (blogTO)
Google Street View goes topsy turvy (blogTO)Reining in the Info-less Info Pillars (Torontoist)