Monthly Archives: November 2006
City Council about to take flight
By Matthew BlackettThe new city council will be unveiled for us next week, and we’ll get to see who’ll be pushing the agenda forward for the... Read More
Dovercourt tree tour and community bonfire
By Dale DuncanThis Saturday, December 2 at 1:00p.m., arborist about town and Spacing contributor Todd Irvine of LEAF and local tree advocate Andrea... Read More
Goodbye Stump (Smoke ‘em if you’ve got ‘em)
By Shawn MicallefThe scene Monday in front of Scotiabank Centre was loud. The Murray Demolition company (I always wonder what the omnipresent Toronto... Read More
Carlton Canyon
By Shawn MicallefThe walk west on Carlton has changed over the past year and become quite a nice and cozy canyon. The addition of the new glass condo... Read More
A compendium of links
By Matthew BlackettLightning loves the tower [Toronto Star]: Keraunophobes, don’t look up. The CN Tower is struck by lightning more frequently than... Read More
Funniest Election Moments
By Shawn MicallefMy two favorite moments during the election were: • At the Who Runs This Town debate at St. Lawrence Centre — the one with... Read More
News of the World
By Dylan ReidLast week, Spacing‘s Dale Duncan wrote an article in Eye Magazine about five great public space ideas from other cities. She... Read More
uTOpia Redux: The State of the Arts
By SpacingOn Sunday Coach House Books is launching the second volume of uTOpia, this time called “The State of the Arts: Living with... Read More
Toronto Life covers
By Matthew BlackettToronto Life just celebrated its 40th anniversary. That’s a huge accomplishment for a Canadian magazine, and even more... Read More
Automatic Train Control: What’s the Catch?
By James BowCrossposted to Transit Toronto. Image by David Cooper, courtesy the Toronto Star. TTC Chairman Howard Moscoe waxes on about the... Read More