Monthly Archives: December 2006
Best of 2006: lists from around the continent
By Matthew BlackettDid you know that for the first time in North America there are more poor residents of suburbs than central cities? Or that... Read More
Best of 2006: graffiti
By Matthew BlackettGraffiti has become the wallpaper of urban life as much of it tends to blend into the city landscape. But a creative person has been... Read More
Spacing in the media today
By SpacingBoth Shawn Micallef (Spacing associate editor) and Matthew Blackett (Spacing publisher and creative director) were featured in the... Read More
Best of 2006: Tree Pit Liberation
By Shawn MicallefAll over Toronto in 2006 people and businesses have been removing the cement covers that strangle our street trees, turning that... Read More
Toronto in the news today
By Matthew BlackettHere are a list of articles that are worth reading today. • EDITORIAL: Miller faces tests on growth, budget [ Toronto Star ... Read More
Post Christmas Self-Gift Tip: College Street
By Shawn MicallefChristmas is done so you probably have money from Grand Ma or Weird Uncle to go “buy a present for yourself” because... Read More
A tardy alt-weekly round up
By SpacingThis week, NOW’s Mike Smith writes about TTC development: Other side of the tracks. He focuses on the idea of selling TTC land... Read More
Ye Old Merry Christmas
By Shawn MicallefSpacing editor Anna Bowness has said, a few times, that Sesame Street taught us everything we needed to know about urbanism when we... Read More
Merry Christmess, from Zanta
By Matthew BlackettThanks to BlogTO for this tip — at Queen West and Gladstone (one block east of Dufferin), someone has either paid for a Zanta... Read More
Lots of links for the weekend
By Matthew BlackettWe’re not sure how much we’ll be posting over the next few days, so here are a bunch of links to articles in local papers... Read More