Curiosities
Across the Ottawa Spaces – 21 July 2014
By Dwight WilliamsAmong recent commentaries on infrastructure issues across the city’s websites… Eric Darwin notes the development of the le... Read More
What happened to all the public washrooms in Toronto?
By Chris Bateman
When nature calls in Toronto, it’s usually an obliging bar or cafe that answers. Outside of city parks and public buildings... Read More
EVENT — free screening Saturday of new doc “A Shift in the Landscape” exploring Richard Serra’s King City sculpture
By Shawn Micallef
WHAT: Screening of A Shift in the Landscape WHEN: Saturday June 28 at 6PM WHERE: Camera Bar, 1028 Queen St West COST: Free Shift, the... Read More
Les fantômes de la guerre du Golfe vont bientôt quitter la maison du 100 Somerville
By Alanah Heffez
Contribution spéciale de Simon Dansereau Abandonnée depuis plus de trente ans, l’ancienne résidence du consul d’Irak à Montréal... Read More
Door Open Weekend — ghosts, [murmur], maps, & Redesigning Toronto Pecha Kutcha-style
By Shawn Micallef
It’s Doors Open weekend in Toronto, the first city to do this and now the largest event like this in North America. This year... Read More
Video Vancouver: A Kid’s-Eye View
By Yuri Artibise
This whimsical music video shows a precocious child sneaking out to explore Vancouver while his parents are asleep. Song... Read More
Street art with heart: The Artists of the Glebe vs. Minto
By Kristen Gagnon
With the much ‘discussed’ construction of the Lansdowne Park Redevelopment project creeping closer to its slated date of... Read More
On loving Toronto — memories of the Annex and discovering Scarborough
By Spacing
EDITORS NOTE: We’re pleased to publish this meditation on being from Toronto by Christina Wong. Christina recently got her PhD... Read More
Ottawa’s failed Airport Parkway pedestrian bridge goes viral
By Kristen Gagnon
The-bridge-that-just-won’t-be has made headlines again, and this time in the national media. Ottawa’s Airport Parkway... Read More
Lake Sturgeon, Nemêw, Buffalo of the Water
By Paul Giang
Unlike the river valley, I feel as though not many Edmontonians have a strong connection to the North Saskatchewan River. We do not... Read More