Vancouver Transit: The Era of Street Cars

Vancouver is a rapidly growing city with increasing demand for more efficient, more reliable public transit.  Since the success of a... Read More

MOD TORONTO: A circular school — Lord Lansdowne PS

To coincide with the cover section of Spacing’s summer 2013 issue, we bring you a series of posts by local architect Robert... Read More

No More Crap! A Comment on the Molson/Crosstown Proposal (Part Two)

This is the second of two articles discussing proposed plans for the Molson/Crosstown site in northwest Oliver. Part two focuses on... Read More

A brief history of the pigeons of Toronto

Pigeons have been living with people for literally as long as anyone can remember. They were one of the first animals we ever... Read More

We lost the vista

Editor’s note: This post was written by Shirley Lowe who is passionate about telling the stories of Edmonton and how the city... Read More

Invitation to Places That Matter at Celtic Cannery, Southlands

For the Love of Craft Beer: Vancouver’s Brewing History

Possibly even outweighing our love of hockey, Vancouver’s passion for beer knows no bounds. Not surprisingly, our history with this... Read More

Savouring Heritage at the Yaletown Brewpub—June 12, 2013

Craft beer meets Vancouver’s warehouse history The Vancouver Heritage Foundation is offering an opportunity to savour heritage with an... Read More

EDMODERNTOWN (Part V): Postscript

Editor’s note: The final part of Trevor Boddy’s essay, EDMODERNTOWN: Four Factors Shaping Edmonton Architecture, which was... Read More