September 22, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL
It’s our duty to protect the homeless [The Globe and Mail]

BC Preparing New Law to Apprehend Homeless [The Tyee]

‘I’m not leaving until I have to go’ [The Globe and Mail]

Demolition OK’ed for Little Mountain; Vancouver fast-tracks other sites [The Hook]

Follow the money, not the trash pile, in solving waste management mess [The Vancouver Sun]

Time has come for major civic election reform [The Vancouver Sun]

City holding open houses to get residents’ views on future Cambie Street development [The Vancouver Sun]

Time to Get ‘Wacky’ Again: The Northwest Transmission Line [The Tyee]

Vancouver mayor suggests tolling major roadways [CBC News]

The Meeting [Price Tags]

INTERNATIONAL
Growing without pushing into the country irks cities on the edge [The Oregonian]

An ideal blend of bike, car [The Olympian]

Zeta to Mass-Produce Efficient Homes [The New York Times]

A big week for the cottage cult [Crosscut]

Here’s How We Should Build Out A High Speed Rail Network [The Infrastructurist]

Does Berlin Disprove Broken Windows? [Next American City]

As City Grows More Bike-Friendly, Restaurants Consider the Benefits [The Village Voice]

Village Green in Baldwin Hills: A utopia for laughter and living [The Los Angeles Times]