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The Future Fix: Ending Energy Poverty
Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series.
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Spacing’s 20th anniversary party happens December 2!
Spacing is excited to release an anniversary issue, a new book, and the opening of two-month exhibition
By Spacing -
Event: reGENERATE Ideas Challenge – City of New Westminster
The City of New Westminster is launching the reGENERATE Ideas Challenge to seek bold ideas for reimagining the residential neighbourhood around 22nd...
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BREAKING: Grassroots group seeks injunction to stop the Ontario Place mega-spa
The Ford government is facing yet another legal challenge to the Therme development schemes
By John Lorinc -
REVIEW: Cities: Skylines II – A new dawn for city-building gaming
A senior city planner gives her perspective on a sophisticated (if buggy) new city-building game
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Dense Confusion
Confusion and erred thinking in the BC Government's Transit-Oriented Development plans.
By Erick Villagomez -
Observations on Bill 47
The City of Vancouver image above summarizes the province’s intention to introduce 20 storey towers at the center of each concentric ring where transit...
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I visited public toilet paradise and it was heaven – why can’t Canada do this?
A visit to Hong Kong and Japan revealed plentiful public toilets to Spacing's Shawn Micallef, a situation that puts Canada to shame. There's no excuse why we can't do this too.
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Why YIMBYs and NIMBYs Need Each Other
PREAMBLE I will continue to work hard to find new opportunities for what I refer to as “those left behind”. This drives me daily and why I will never give...
By scothein -
OP-ED: Reining in Uber
Thorben Wieditz argues that the early prospect of big tech companies as urban saviours gave them too much credit
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Emerging perspectives on cycling policy and practice in the GTHA
A discussion of cycling in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area brings up interesting insights and perspectives
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The Old City Hall Cenotaph
Toronto's memorial to the war dead has been the site of remembrance, and occasionally controversy, since 1925
By Jamie Bradburn