A news flash Roundup for February 12, 2021

Mayor’s management committee approves almost $14B with spending — but nothing for helpful housing proposal for Toronto’s desolate;   Toronto mayor pushes to have $8M on community programs to be able to neighbourhoods hit hard by COVID-19;   Forgotten story of Toronto neighbourhood illustrates lack of Black qualifications education; and more news:

Mayor’s account manager committee approves almost $14B on the inside spending — but nothing for support housing proposal for Toronto’s unsettled (Toronto Star)

Barcelone mayor pushes to spend $8M on a community programs in neighbourhoods punch hard by COVID-19 (CTV News)

Forgotten story to do with Toronto neighbourhood illustrates lack of Dark-gray history education (Global News)

Sidewalk trenches, confusing quicken limits and stale construction billboards: latest fixes by the Fixer (Toronto Star)

Teachers, a good education unions criticize Ford government's in order to delay March break (CBC News)

Stay-at-home order, vaccines needed to avoid third wave cool new modelling data says (Globe and Mail)