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Urban greenways can reduce neighbourhood carbon emissions
By Victor Ngo
Cities working to prioritize active transportation with the aim of reducing neighbourhood carbon emissions now has some of the first... Read More
Sparks of Life at Carlton and Jarvis: Examining Equilibrium
By Sarah Ratzlaff
With its high-rises and construction sites, Toronto can often feel overbearingly grey. That greyness is now being met with a blast of... Read More
Event: Help Shape The Courtyard – August 23rd and 24th
By Spacing
The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in collaboration with Dunefield Consulting invited young, emerging entrepreneurs to sell... Read More
Event: Bike the Night, Vancouver’s Largest On-Street Bike Ride – Sept 15th
By Spacing
HUB Cycling is organizing BC’s only fully permitted, open streets night ride again on Saturday, September 15, 2018. “The... Read More
Hard Questions about Vancouver’s New Affordability Approach
By Spacing
Guest authors: Patrick Condon & Scot Hein [Editor’s note: UBC Professor of Urban Design Patrick Condon dropped his candidacy for... Read More
PODCAST: Spacing Radio 025, “Until We’re Safe”
By Spacing Radio
In this episode, we discuss the problems with policing in Toronto. Alok Mukherjee was Chair of the Toronto Police Services Board from... Read More
Video Vancouver: Chinatown Divided
By Yuri Artibise
Are new developments an opportunity or a threat to Chinatown? Here’s About Here‘s attempt to explore both sides of this issue. Read More
Release: Granville Island Seeking Ideas for New Arts & Innovation Hub
By SpacingCMHC-Granville Island launched a Call for Ideas today regarding the redevelopment of the former Emily Carr University of Art and... Read More
Alleys, Laneways and Life Between Buildings
By mitchellreardon
Did you notice the laneways you passed this morning? Those grey strips of concrete used to store cars and garbage? If you missed these... Read More
Creating child-friendly cities
By Josh Fullan
by Dr. Judy Farvolden, Josh Fullan and Angela Ma Ask a kid what makes a great city and you’ll get answers that sound like those any... Read More