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Judge puts Ford back in his lane
The bike lane temporary injunction ruling this week offers the Ford government an off-ramp and an opportunity to act like an adult
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OP-ED: What’s in a Name?
Lanrick Bennett argues that Toronto should develop Indigenous names for Toronto's municipal wards
By Lanrick Bennett -
UCS #51: Careers in Vancouver
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related Readings:
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Book Review – Set Pieces: Architecture for the Performing Arts in Fifteen Fragments
By Diamond Schmitt Architects (Birkhäuser, 2024) In a media and cultural landscape shaped by screens, it may seem counterintuitive that live performance...
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UCS #50: Welcome to Jericho Water Park
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related Readings: Vancouver...
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UCS #49: Vancouver Needs Hotels
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related Readings: Richard...
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Cities are missing topic in the 2025 federal election campaign (UPDATE)
With the debates this week, the parties still have time to advance urban-oriented platform planks
By John Lorinc -
OP-ED: Feeling the thermal comfort
Toronto takes a step towards future-proofing public spaces against climate extremes
By Dorsa Jalalian, Kristina Reinders, Rong Yu -
Toronto, City of Gas, 1909-1936, Part 2
From the commercial photography of F. W. Micklethwaite Studio for the Consumers' Gas Company: day to day operations, and the photographic process
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Minority Rules: A Retroactive By-Election Game
With Vancouver’s by-election behind us, the post-mortems have begun—and this one might be more fun than most. One thing was clear: voters wanted to send...
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Toronto in the 2025 Ontario election
After over a decade, the Liberals are back on top of the votes in the city - but not the seats.
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 087, Building housing with election planks
In this episode: campaign promises, court injunctions, and taking Doug Ford to court (again)
By Spacing Radio
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered