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During a week when the city was buzzing with thousands of tech types here for the ritual in-gathering that is the Collision conference, it seems... Read More
Cricket keep-up: changing demographics mean adapting facilities to reflect new needsMultiple World Cup appearances. Team Canada captaincy. Blistering statistics as a batsman. As far as Canadian cricketing is concerned... Read More
Vanishing venues: new funding models favour festivals over small music clubsSince January 2017, Toronto has lost more than one live music venue per month, with 76A, The Central, The Comfort Zone, Hard Rock... Read More
Women’s urban citizenship: the history of purpose-built apartments for womenFrom turn of the century boarding houses to today’s condo boom, housing has long been both the gateway and the barrier to the city for... Read More
Green space invaders: a look at Toronto’s unwelcome plant guestsFor over 200 years, invasive plant species have wreaked havoc on Toronto’s green spaces. While the City continues to combat them... Read More
OP-ED: Toronto’s planning needs less politics, not moreBrad Bradford is a Toronto city councillor and former urban planner When I saw Doug Ford’s new planning legislation my first... Read More
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Vanishing venues: new funding models favour festivals over small music clubs