July 8, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL Canada blows post-oil economic opportunities [Times Colonist]
The Great Debate: Seattle vs Vancouver [Price Tags]
Transit Oriented Development Produces Fewer Auto Trips [Stephen Rees's Blog]
Homeless set up camp near closed Vancouver shelter [CBC]
Emotions still boiling over with Gregor's HEAT shelters [City Caucus]
Oppenheimer Park wins new life, but without its field of dreams [The Globe and Mail]
'Free-speech' zones considered for Olympics [The Vancouver Sun]
One bridge too many -- and too expensive [The Vancouver Sun]
Interurban passenger rail option renewed [BC Local News]
Who Killed BC-STV? [The Tyee]
INTERNATIONAL Preserving a city's sacred sites [Crosscut]
Bike Among the Ruins [The New York Times]
Ruins of the Second Gilded Age [The New York Times]
How driving a car into Manhattan costs $160 [The New York Times]
Fall Arrivals: Seattleís Link Light Rail [Price Tags]
Stimulus money may be elusive [Daily Journal of Commerce, Oregon]