November 18, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL
Vancouver council endorses high-density plan to develop former Expo lands [The Vancouver Sun]

Parks board hikes user fees, reduces services [The Vancouver Sun]

Canada Line bruises small businesses [The Vancouver Courier]

Suzanne Anton Campaigns Against the “Wasteful” Community Garden? [The Vancouver Observer]

CANADA
Climate accord is going to take time [The Montreal Gazette]

Music Cities of North America [Creative Class Exchange]

INTERNATIONAL
City insider [San Francisco Chronicle]

Seattle’s Other Mega-Project - Decision Time for New 520 Bridge [NPR]

An extension of more than the Gold Line [The Los Angeles Times]

Architecture: hail the new puritanism [Times Online]

Online Maps: Everyman Offers New Directions [The New York Times]

Sustainable shopping won’t save the oceans: study [The Hook]