Community Vancouver

Writing Vancouver: ‘Starting Over’ – Part Two

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‘Starting Over’ Part Two: Self Knowledge There was a commonwealth in understanding the city as a shared resource. It was... Read More

Community Toronto

The duality of Amazon in Scarborough – from delivering jobs to packaging community relations

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Amazon’s notoriety for exploitative work conditions, harmful environmental practices, corporate tax exemptions, and stripping jobs... Read More

Podcast

The Future Fix: Smart Farms for Northern Communities

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Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series. THIS EPISODE... Read More

Housing Toronto

LORINC: The vital need to renew Tower Renewal

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Almost exactly a year ago, a team of American affordable housing experts from the Urban Land Institute came to Toronto to offer up... Read More

Walking Toronto

REID: Yes exit

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It’s the kind of thing that has always hung out at the edge of our urban consciousness, that we used to occasionally notice and find... Read More

Architecture Vancouver

Deconstructing Visuals

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The power of imagery is well known. Architecture and design disciplines related to the built environment have a unique relationship to... Read More

Pandemic Toronto

LORINC: Some borders matter more than others in pandemic

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A small procedural question, perhaps for the Ford government. Should we be expecting to see check-points erected on Highway 400 south... Read More

Film & Video Vancouver

Video Vancouver: Can The Power Grid Handle A Surge In Electric Cars?

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Via Engineering Explained If combustion engines are banned, can the electric power grid really handle a surge of electric cars? Let’s... Read More

Community Vancouver

Writing Vancouver: ‘Starting Over’ – A Personal Memoir in Search of the Future – Part 1

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[EDITOR’S NOTE: Spacing Vancouver is excited to kick off this 3-Part poetic memoir by Graham McGarva. As founder of Baker... Read More

History Toronto

How racism in Ontario schools today is connected to a history of segregation

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Toronto’s Africentric Alternative School first opened in 2009 after years of advocacy and then months of heated public debates and... Read More

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