June 3, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL
Cracks show in Vision Vancouver coalition [The Globe and Mail]

Don’t panic Vision, you’re going to win in 2011 [City Caucus]

Vision Vancouver Councilors Tackle Hot Topics [The Vancouver Observer]

Fees derail plan for Vancouver-Seattle train [The Globe and Mail]

Despite mayoral support, high-speed rail on shaky ground [The Vancouver Courier]

Car-free Sundays get green light from Vancouver [CBC]

The Home for Homeless that Couldn’t Find a Home [The Tyee]

Survey says youth worried about poverty, homelessness [The Vancouver Courier]

Huntington defeats Oppal in judicial recount [The Hook]

Power from the Sun [Vancouver Observer]

CANADA
Homelessness plan sets ambitious goal [Kelowna Daily Courier]

What Seattle should learn from Toronto [Crosscut]

INTERNATIONAL
Are urban areas for the birds? One Boise State grad student wants to find out. [Boise Idaho Statesman]

Cycling experts create innovative on-street bicycle network in New York City [Rabble.ca]

Consumers in India, Brazil, and China Are the “Greenest” [The Dirt]

What’s A ‘Spooey’? A Field Guide To Freeway Interchanges, Part 1 [The Infrastructurist]