November 24, 2009 Headlines

LOCAL
A tale of two cities’ crossings: different takes on congestion [DJC Oregon]

Green group questions economic sense of hydrogen buses [Stephen Rees's Blog]

Games prompt rebirth of Robson Square rink [Globe and Mail]

B.C. lags on child poverty, report says [Vancouver Sun]

City tree-planting program facing the axe [Vancouver Sun]

INTERNATIONAL
New park life [The Age]

Towering plan for new S.F. skyline unveiled [San Francisco Chronicle]

The Architect as Totalitarian [City Journal]

Sex Offenses on the Subways Are Widespread, City Officials Are Told [The New York Times]

New Geoengineering Idea: Turning Deserts into Forests [The Dirt]

To Thrive, Suburbs Might Become More Urban [S.F. Streets Blog]

Even icons have to move with the times [Sydney Morning Herald]